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Saint-Gaudens National Historic Site
Volunteer
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Saint-Gaudens greatly appreciates all the time volunteers donate in helping the park operate at its highest potential. The park offers many opportunities for individuals and groups to spend time volunteering in various departments within the park: interpretation, collections, grounds maintenance, and natural resources.
Interpretation
- Conducting house and grounds tours
- Staffing the park's museum shop
- Modeling for sculpture classes
- Helping park staff on concert Sundays
Collections
- Organizing curatorial storage items
- Helping the museum specialist clean and restore artwork
- Researching information on rare museum pieces
Grounds Maintenance
- Creating flower arrangements for placement around park buildings
- Aiding grounds staff with lawn care and gardening
- Repairing and remodeling small park structures and fencing
Natural Resources
- Clearing the park trails of organic material
- Collecting debris and trash from parking areas around the park grounds and surrounding road
- Assisting with invasive plant removal
These are just a few of the jobs available for those interested in volunteering at the park. For more information about any of the above and other positions, please contact:
Gregory Schwarz
Chief of Visitor Services
(603) 675-2175 x107
e-mail us
Download a volunteer application at this link, and send back to the park. Let Saint-Gaudens know how you would like to get involved!
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Did You Know?
Augustus Saint-Gaudens’ brother, Louis, was also an accomplished sculptor. The sculptures in Washington, D.C.’s Union Station are by him. He worked with Augustus in Cornish, N.H., and married Annetta Johnson, also a sculptor
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Last Updated: July 08, 2008 at 08:25 EST |