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Boston National Historical Park Kids signing a Declaration of Independence
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Boston National Historical Park
Volunteer
Volunteer Dick Miller and Park Service Employee Ed Coughlin

Volunteers at Boston National Historical Park play an important role. Some perform ship maintenance aboard the World War II destroyer, USS Cassin Young. Others assist the park by providing visitor services to help orient the thousands of people who visit our sites each year. Still others offer their expertise in particular specialties, often with decades of experience behind them. All told, our volunteers give more than 16 thousand hours each year to our park, thus truly embodying the National Park Service spirit of stewardship. We encourage you to join our volunteer group by calling Bill Foley at 617-242-5629, or by sending an email.

Though no specific volunteer positions are listed, we are always looking for help. See what the volunteers are doing on USS Cassin Young.

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Did You Know?
Four of the five Massachusetts signers of The Declaration Of Independence are represented in the artwork in Faneuil Hall. The missing member of the delegation is Elbridge Gerry.

Last Updated: December 30, 2011 at 10:13 MST