Volunteer
Volunteer conducting tour of the Roosevelt Greenhouse NPS Roosevelt-Vanderbilt National Historic Site Volunteer Opportunities Have you ever wanted to work at a National Park assisting visitors? Are you interested in recordkeeping, data entry, or clerical work? Does early 20th century history fascinate you? Do you like leading tours and giving public presentations? If any of the above intrigues you, consider becoming a volunteer. There are a variety of volunteer opportunities available at Roosevelt-Vanderbilt National Historic Sites including: Visitor Services/Interpretation · Assisting the interpretive staff conducting tours in the FDR home, Val-Kill, or Vanderbilt Mansion, and on the grounds. · Assisting the interpretive staff at the visitor center information desks answering questions, and providing information about the park and surrounding area. · Assisting the interpretive staff in "backing up" large tour and school groups.
Park Stewards
Train Volunteers
Garden Volunteers · If you enjoy working outdoors, and are interested in gardening, there are opportunities available to volunteer with the Beatrix Farrand Garden Association or the Frederick W. Vanderbilt Garden Association. Volunteers work as part of a team along side park staff upholding the high standards of the National Park Service. Candidates should want to learn more about the history of the sites. Information given out must be accurate and clear. The park will train and assist you. For more information about becoming a volunteer, please contact the park volunteer coordinator at 845-229-7770 or by email. |
Did You Know?
Eleanor and Franklin Roosevelt had six children. 5 lived to adulthood, the oldest a daughter, Anna, and four sons, Elliot, James, Franklin Jr., and John.