Archivists work in libraries, archives, government departments and agencies, and private sector businesses. They are responsible for acquiring, researching, and storing historical collections including documents, photographs, maps, and audio-visual material. Employees in the field of Cultural Resource Management work in libraries, archives, museums and art galleries. They are responsible for planning, organizing, and directing the activities of those institutions. Museum Curators research collections and recommend the acquisition of museum and gallery artefacts.
Curatorial assistants help research, handle and store artefacts.
Historical Interpreters are employed in museums, galleries and living history sites. They work with the public conducting tours, answering inquiries, and provide information about the institution s exhibitions. Historical Consultants conduct and present historical research on a consultative basis for a wide variety of public and private sector institutions , including all levels of government, private corporations, and businesses. They may work independently or with a historical consultation firm.