Interns obtain a general overview of many of the Society's service areas, in addition to being responsible for a variety of coordinated projects which the receive college credit. Continuation of our exceptional services depends on the invaluable service of our volunteers and interns. A variety of jobs requiring many different talents and skills are available. Whether you like to work independently or with others, there's something interesting to everyone. Plus, volunteers can coordinate their own schedules.
Many volunteers spend an average of three hours a week, but others have more time to donate.
Please contact us so we may visit with you and discuss a position that will suit your needs. Good people skills and ability to learn cash handling procedures. Interprets site history to school and other groups in an educational format. Cleaning of exhibit rooms and displays utilizing museum-cleaning methods. Willingness to be trained in museum methods, attention to detail.