It’s that time of the year again when we look back over the stories we’ve shared on our blog. One of the things our team really enjoy is being able to make history accessible to everyone, especially those who may not be able to attend the Museum and our blog well and truly meets that mark with almost 36,000 people taking time to read the stories our team have shared. Here are the most popular blogs from the last twelve months: 10."Leading the Brigade: A New Exhibit About the Leaders Who...

Reg Varley at the opening of the M12 Motorway on 14 March 2026. The Museum of Fire community is deeply saddened by the passing of Reg Varley, a long-time volunteer, supporter and friend whose contribution to the Museum and the wider firefighting community spans decades. Reg’s connection to firefighting began in 1974, when he joined the New South Wales Fire Brigades at No. 79 Ingleburn Fire Station. Over a 23-year career, he rose to the rank of Deputy Captain, a position he held for 12 years...

In the last year 28,000 people have read the Museum blog online, which is just a phenomenal response to our weekly publication! Since we launched the blog in July 2020 almost 72,000 people have read out stories! Thank you to those who have subscribed and join us weekly. If you haven’t yet subscribed be sure to, so you don’t miss an issue! You can also follow the Museum on Facebook and Instagram to receive updates. For those who have been regular readers you’ll have your own favourites but...