Another responsibility of the Society is the maintenance and storage of the items known as The Collection. Certain prescribed methods of treatment are used to preserve the integrity and life of the piece. Training materials are provided. Thereafter, the item is placed somewhere in the museum, either in an exhibit or in storage. Wednesday of each month from 10 to 2.
Lunch is provided.
The volunteers in these work parties help keep up the farm and the museum. A knowledge of carpentry, plumbing, wiring, gardening, etc., would be helpful to the entire party, but is not essential. A willingness to help out is the main thing needed. If you are interested in Anderson Island history and in good fellowship activities with others, you will want to consider one of the volunteer committees described here. If you want more information about a specific interest, please fill out the form below.