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Rosie the Riveter / WWII Home Front National Historical Park Photo of Interim Visitor Center Dedication
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Rosie the Riveter / WWII Home Front National Historical Park
Support Your Park
 

There are many ways to support the development of this new National Park in Richmond, California.

Volunteers - We Need You!!
Seeking National Park Docents

Starting in spring 2012, RORI will launch a docent training program to prepare for the opening of our new Visitor Education Center. The primary responsibility of our new cohort of volunteers will be to assist with Visitor Center operations. Each volunteer will required to attend a training program led by NPS staff, prior to commencement of docent responsibilities.

We are looking for people 18 years old or older, with a passion for history, education, and public service (or a willingness to learn!), who can make an ongoing minimum commitment to volunteer at least 8 hours/month. Please contact Lucien Sonder at 510-232-5050 x. 6622 for the training schedule.

The Rosie the Riveter Trust
Our friends group, the Rosie the Riveter Trust, supports the park in many ways including fundraising, sponsoring special events and technical assistance. 
Visit their website, click here...

Purchase Rosie Memorabilia
Home Front Store: On-line webstore for the Rosie Trust.

Make a Donation to the Park
If you want to make a donation directly to the park, please call 510-232-5050 for more information. We can accept checks made out to the "National Park Service".

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Old Kelton Stage Station with the Twin Sisters towering in the background.

Did You Know?
The City of Rocks stage station was a Home Station located at the head of Emigrant Canyon. Stage stations were located 10 to 15 miles apart at sites with water and grass for the horses. “Home Stations” were situated 50 to 60 miles apart and provided lodging for drivers and a meal for passengers.

Last Updated: December 30, 2011 at 15:25 MST