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Fort Stanwix National Monument
New VIP Opportunities
 

The many volunteer opportunities available at Fort Stanwix NM include:

Interpretation - Meet and greet visitors and share the park's stories while working in one of two visitor contact areas, or become a member of the fort's garrison and "bring history to life" by taking part in various 18th century living history programs with the public.

Maintenance - Help out with the daily upkeep of the park. This could involve anything from moving lawns to helping repair a reproduction 18th century cannon!

Clerical/Administration - From time to time help is needed in getting press releases and informal mailings out to the public. Additional clerical needs might arise from special projects as well.

Below are descriptions of VIP Internship positions available at this time. If you are interested, please call the park VIP Coordinator at 315-338-7730 or e-mail them by clicking the following link: VIP Coordinator Email




 
 

Current Volunteer Opportunities

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To view more NPS volunteer opportunities, go to www.nps.gov/volunteer or www.volunteer.gov/gov
 
 
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Fort Stanwix NM, our Nation's frontier history
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Did You Know?
In the 18th century it was possible to travel to the interior of North America almost entirely by water. Fort Stanwix was built to protect the largest break in this chain, the Oneida Carrying Place. This was a 1-6 mile long portage area situated between the Mohawk River and Wood Creek in New York.
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Last Updated: October 02, 2009 at 12:29 EST