OilField Journal accepting submissions
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Article submissions are being accepted for the next volume of the OilField Journal, a peer-reviewed journal published biennially by Friends of Drake Well, Inc. Friends of Drake Well is the non-profit 501(c)(3) organization that actively supports the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission in the administration of Drake Well Museum and Park in Titusville. It has published the OilField Journal since 2000 to support Drake Well Museum in its mission to uncover, preserve, and share Pennsylvania's rich petroleum history, connecting past to present through a diversity of perspectives.
The OilField Journal accepts original, primary source-based manuscripts relating to the early petroleum and gas industry of Pennsylvania. The Journal especially encourages articles that focus on different subject areas, including but not limited to industrial history, social history, women and gender studies, ethnic studies, cultural studies, political history, sciences, and more.
All selected manuscripts are peer-reviewed and subject to modification if needed by the Journal's editorial committee, both before and after being accepted for publication. Submissions to the OilField Journal must not be under review for another publication, and by virtue of submission, authors agree not to publish the article elsewhere without the consent of Friends of Drake Well, Inc.
The deadline to submit articles is May 1. Submission guidelines and additional details can be obtained by contacting Emily Weaver, executive director of Friends of Drake Well, at 814-461-0008 or at drakewell@verizon.net. To learn more about the OilField Journal, visit www.drakewell.org/join-and-support-us/the-oilfield-journal.