The resting place of several members of the London Fire Brigade who died in the course of their duties

Recording the names of members of the Aldershot Fire Brigade who died in the course of their duties

Dedicated to the memory of members of the London Fire Brigade who have died in the course of their duties

Recognising those members of the Glasgow Fire Service and the Glasgow Salvage Corps who died in the course of their duties.

Dedicated to members of the Portsmouth Fire Brigade, plus the AFS and NFS periods in Portsmouth, who died as a result of their service.

Recording the death of Firefighter Ewan Williamson

The Memorial, is a tribute to all members of the United Kingdom Fire and Rescue Service who have lost their lives as a result of their duties, dating back to the 1700s.

The Firefighters Memorial Garden located within The National Memorial Arboretum is dedicated to all those who serving, or who have served within the Fire and Rescue Services of the UK.

Remembering the deaths of Firemen and Firewomen who died as a result of their duties in London during World War 2.

The Garden as a whole is dedicated to the men and women who served with the fire service under the various names of its constituent organisations. The Memorial is dedicated specifically to those who have died in the course of their duties.

Dedicated to those who have died in the course of their duties whilst a member of the fire service serving on the Isle of Wight.

Tributes to members of the firefighters of London, dating back to the original London Fire Engine Establishment

To commemorate and honour those members of the fire service who have lost their lives in the line of duty, as well as those who have passed away during or after their period of service.

Commemorating and remembering members of the fire service across the UK, who have died in the course of their duties.

Heroic Self-Sacrifice in Victorian London