• Old Time Park Ranger on the memorial with visitors.

    Perry's Victory & International Peace

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  • Opening of Visitor Center and Observation Deck Delayed

    Due to sequestration Perry's Victory and International Peace Memorial will delay opening of the Visitor Center and Observation Deck till Saturday, May 25, 2013. Hours will be 10AM to 5PM. More »

Jobs

Local College Student

Megan is a local Ohio college student who worked at the Memorial in 2009. The Memorial also offers college internships every year. 

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"On August 25, 1916, the National Park Service was formed to manage special places set aside to reflect the character of a great nation-and preserve them for our children and grand children," Mary A. Bomar, 17th Director of the National Park Service.

The National Park Service manages over 391 sites, and reaches beyond park boundaries to help communities preserve their heritage. It is the responsibility of the men and women of the National Park Service to insure that these special places stand the test of time.

Please visit USAJOBS.gov for information about working for the National Park Service or call Perry's Victory and International Peace Memorial at (419)285-2184.

Youth looking for opportunities with the National Park Service or other Department of Interior agency can visit YouthGo.gov.

Did You Know?

Building the monument 8 courses high (August 8, 1913).

Perry's Victory and International Peace Memorial was built with donations from nine states (Ohio, Pennsylvania, Michigan, Wisconsin, Illinois, New York, Massachusetts, Rhode Island and Kentucky) and the Federal Government.