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The National Park Service offers unique internship opportunities, such as living history demonstrations.

College credits may be earned through internships. College students should speak with their advisors about the number of hours required to earn college credit.

Housing and RV campsite are available for full time volunteers and interns. Training, volunteer uniform shirts and/or living history costumes may be provided. Historic black powder weapons training for living history soldiers in usually held in early June.

 

Send a message to the volunteer coordinator for more information.

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Jumonville Glen

Did You Know?
Captain Louis Coulon de Villiers, who led the French attack on Fort Necessity, was the brother of Ens. Joseph Coulon de Jumonville, who was killed five weeks earlier by the British. Before reaching Fort Necessity, the French stopped where Jumonville was killed. De Villiers said he wanted vengeance.
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