Current Postings

• Rental Associate (Hartford, CT)
• Development Associate (Hartford, CT)
• Assistant Site Administrator (Coventry, CT)
• Preservation Manager (Hartford, CT)
• Museum Educator (West Hartford, CT)
• Administrator (Meriden, CT)
• Dangremond Museum Studies Internship (Hartford, CT)
• Collections Associate (Hartford, CT)
• Public Programs Facilitators (Windsor Locks, CT)
• Chief Advancement Officer (Hartford, CT)
• Development Associate (Stonington, CT)
  
• Senior Museum Administrator (Norwalk, CT)
  
• Connecticut Freedom Trail Research Internship (Hartford, CT)
• Museum Interpreter (Ridgefield, CT)
• Part-Time Docents (South Windsor, CT)

Rental Associate (PT)

Connecticut Landmarks

Connecticut Landmarks seeks a Rental Associate to coordinate a wide range of rental events (including weddings, social, corporate, and community events) and non-rental events specific to the organization. The organization owns and operates twelve historic sites, spanning four centuries of Connecticut history. While Connecticut Landmarks’ primary focus is sharing history at our recognized historic houses museums, several key sites also serve as unique event venues where we provide superb customer service. The Rental Associate coordinates a wide range of rental events, including weddings; social, corporate, and community events; and non-rental events specific to the organization. As a self-supporting non-profit, rentals of our historic properties help keep Connecticut Landmarks open and available to the public to enjoy. Site rentals are available at the Nathan Hale Homestead, the Phelps-Hatheway House & Garden, and the Butler-McCook House & Garden. This position reports directly to the Executive Director with support from the Deputy Director and Site Administrators.

Examples of work duties include representing the organization during sales and contracting meetings with clients; coordinating events from contracting to implementation; overseeing a variety of administrative functions to support contracts, permits, and agreements; maintaining detailed records; working with site staff to ensure appropriate scheduling; and supporting the implementation of organizational special events. The position holder will be responsible for attending all events, ensuring the safety of our historic properties and collections, and supporting client satisfaction.

Applicants must be well organized, outgoing, and have a strong attention to detail. Experience in sales, marketing, hospitality, event management, or similar is required. Must have both writing and verbal communication skills with experience in database and event management. Applicants must have a flexible schedule, including nights, weekends, and holidays – particularly between May and November. Travel between Hartford and Connecticut Landmarks’ historic sites will be necessary, and applicant must possess a valid driver’s license and the ability to drive to properties throughout the state. Candidates with a comparable combination of education and experience are welcome to apply.

The position is permanent part-time, not to exceed 1040 hours a year, with most of those hours between May and November. The compensation is $19/hour with travel reimbursement and a flexible work environment.

Applicants should submit a letter of interest, resume, and at least three references to Aaron Marcavitch, Executive Director at aaron@ctlandmarks.org with the subject line: “Rental Associate.” Applications will be accepted until January 31, 2023.

Visit the Connecticut Landmarks website for a full job description.

Development Associate (PT)

Connecticut Landmarks

Connecticut Landmarks seeks a Development Associate to support the operation of our customer relationship system and ticketing program (Blackbaud Altru), manage a variety of membership and organizational mailings, and administer a small number of weekly office tasks. Connecticut Landmarks owns and operates twelve historic sites, spanning four centuries of Connecticut history. As part of this work, the organization has a small, but growing membership and donor base. The Development Associate will report to the Marketing & Communications Manager, but will also take direction from the Executive Director, Deputy Director, and senior managers as needed.

Applicants must have experience with databases, particularly customer relationship systems, donor databases, ticketing databases, and membership databases (i.e., Blackbaud Altru, Raiser’s Edge, Tessitura). They must be proficient in Microsoft applications, including SharePoint, with an ability to train and support others. Applicants must possess excellent interpersonal and communication skills. They must have good judgement and the ability to maintain confidentiality. Strong organizational and planning skills are critical. Experience with non-profits, especially a history site or museum, is particularly welcome.

The position is permanent part-time, not to exceed 1040 hours a year. The compensation is $19/hour with travel reimbursement and a flexible work environment.

Applicants should submit a letter of interest, resume, and at least three references to Aileen Bastos, Marketing & Communications Manager at aileen.bastos@ctlandmarks.org with the subject line: “Development Associate.” Applications will be accepted until January 31, 2023.

Visit the Connecticut Landmarks website for a full job description.

Assistant Site Administrator

Connecticut Landmarks

Connecticut Landmarks seeks an Assistant Site Administrator to support the Site Administrator with the seasonal operations of the Nathan Hale Homestead. The Assistant Site Administrator, in collaboration with the Site Administrator, helps plan and deliver a broad range of creative programs, events, and exhibits that advance Connecticut Landmarks’ mission and brand, expand community partnerships, and encourage deeper engagement with diverse audiences. The Assistant Site Administrator will also assume responsibility for the overall management of the site in the absence of the site administrator. Assistant Site Administrators work closely with site staff on promoting and selling memberships, leading tours, executing events and programs, and helping to manage the site’s gift shop. The Assistant Site Administrator will play a key role in using and training staff on Blackbaud Altru, CTL’s ticketing, membership, and fundraising database software. The Assistant Site Administrator is a valued advocate for the site and the organization. As such, the Assistant Site Administrator is expected to maintain professionalism and decorum while fostering an open and enthusiastic environment for visitors and staff.

Applications must have three years of experience in public tours and public speaking, demonstrated organization skills, ability to multi-task, and be a strong team player. Applicants should possess a knowledge of museums, historic preservation, museum interpretation, collections care, social media, and marketing. Applicants are strongly preferred to have strong proficiency with Microsoft products (including SharePoint) as well as the Blackbaud Altru database/ticketing system. Bachelor's degree in fields such as museum studies, history, historic preservation, public history, or similar desired. Candidates with a comparable combination of education and experience are welcome to apply.

The position is permanent part-time, not to exceed 1040 hours a year, with most of those hours between May and November. The compensation is $18/hour and includes travel reimbursement and a flexible work environment.

Applicants should submit a letter of interest, resume, and at least three references to Robert Brock, Deputy Director at robert.brock@ctlandmarks.org with the subject line: “Assistant Site Administrator.” Applications will be accepted until January 31, 2023.

Visit the Connecticut Landmarks website for a full job description.

Preservation Manager

Connecticut Landmarks

Connecticut Landmarks owns and operates twelve historic sites, spanning four centuries of Connecticut history. The Preservation Manager manages and conducts regular maintenance and restoration projects at all historic properties. They address Site Administrator needs and property preservation requests promptly and within an established budget. The primary focus of this role is to oversee contractors and consultants to manage the restoration of properties and grounds. This position will also perform some semi-skilled and skilled work in the critical maintenance, repair, and restoration of historic buildings, landscapes, equipment, and fixtures. The Preservation Manager will also assist in the preparation of the annual restoration project budget, contribute specific information for state bond requests and grant applications, and have extensive interactions with government permitting contacts, construction contractors, and tradespeople.

Examples of position responsibilities include overseeing and managing the maintenance and restoration of historic buildings and landscapes; managing infrastructure and security; managing contractors; managing bidding and contracting; developing budgets; supporting grant and funding requests; and providing regular inspection records.

Preferred qualifications include at least five years of experience with historic building architecture, construction, historic preservation, and/or trades. An Associate’s degree in construction management or business is preferred. Applicants must possess strong project management skills with experience in assessing historic structures' safety and needs. Experience with building technologies, budgets, bid pricing, bidding, architectural plan reading, permitting, and contracts. Applicant should have some background with hand and power tools to perform critical, time-sensitive work. Must have familiarity, comfort with Microsoft Office (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, SharePoint), and possess a valid driver’s license. Position will require up to 75% travel throughout the state in personal vehicle.

The position is full-time with full medical and retirement benefits, plus travel reimbursement and a flexible work environment. Salary is $50,000/year.

Applicants should submit a letter of interest, resume, and at least three references to Robert Brock, Deputy Director at robert.brock@ctlandmarks.org with the subject line: “Preservation Manager.” Applications will be accepted until January 31, 2023.

Visit the Connecticut Landmarks website for a full job description.

Museum Educator

Noah Webster House & West Hartford Historical Society

Position Purpose

• To provide educational experiences for students, scouts or other museum visitors by interpreting the daily lives of eighteenth-century Americans, the life of Noah Webster and the history of West Hartford.
• To work as a team member with other staff and volunteers to ensure that the Noah Webster House meets its mission of providing the highest quality educational experiences to all visitors and preserving the material culture with which it is entrusted.
• To accurately teach the stories and tell about the contributions of the diverse people who have made West Hartford their home.

Primary Responsibilities:

• Provides accurate programs for schools, scouts, birthday parties and other groups.
• Provide direct and hands-on experience through interaction with students of varying ages and grades.
• Completes set-up and clean-up for programs as scheduled.
• Attends training sessions and other scheduled meetings.

While not required, other opportunities may include:

• Teaching summer camp and workshops.
• Providing tours for walk-in visitors or groups.
• Assisting with public programs.
• Occasional costumed interpretation.
• Weekend and evening hours.

Qualifications:

• Teaching experience highly desirable.
• Interest/experience in history and/or museums.
• Friendly and energetic disposition.

Compensation and Benefits:

• $14 per hour.
• Flexible hours. School programs tend to run weekday morning.
• Paid training.
• Free or reduced admission to Noah Webster House programs.

To Apply:

Applications will be accepted on a rolling basis with a potential start date as early as January 17, 2023.

Please email a cover letter and resume to: Diana Petro @ petrod@noahwebsterhouse.org

The Noah Webster House & West Hartford Historical Society is an affirmative action/ equal opportunity employer and strongly encourages the applications of women, minorities, and persons with disabilities.

Administrator (PT)

Meriden Historical Society

TACTICAL (OPERATIONAL)

• Organize and run daily MHS on-site operations.
• Maintain clean and orderly on-site premises in good working order.
• Engage, train, schedule, and supervise dedicated volunteers.
• Schedule and support service contractors on-site.
• Coordinate MHS program events.
• Provide logistical support to MHS officers, directors, and committee chairs.

STRATEGIC

• Help develop and implement MHS policies and procedures
• Build connections with the community and other non-profit organizations
• Increase MHS visibility in the community including partnering in creating programs with other non-profit organizations.
• Reach out to the Schools in Meriden (include Wilcox Tech).
• Pursue grants.

QUALIFICATIONS

• Proven track record in library, historical society or museum operations.
• Knowledge and ability to help researchers.
• Personable and collaborative working style.
• Strong organizational skills.
• Strong written and verbal communication skills.
• Solid computer skills including electronic mail, Microsoft Word, Excel, PowerPoint programs, and video communication platforms such as Zoom or WebEx, and social networking.

Position is part time, 20 hours per week.

Starting: As early as February 7, 2023

Pay: $20,800 – 26,000 per year (depending on experience).

Please send resume to both: MeridenHistoricalSociety@gmail.com and to Meriden Historical Society, P. O. Box 3005, Meriden, CT.

Dangremond Museum Studies Internship

Connecticut Historical Society

Have you ever wondered what it’s like working in a museum? Are you a college student looking for a summer internship? 

The Dangremond Museum Studies Internship at the Connecticut Historical Society is a 6-week summer internship designed to provide an immersive experience in a museum setting. Students will work closely with the museum’s Collections, Education, and Exhibitions Departments to complete multiple projects and gain valuable experience.

• In the Collections Department, interns assist with processing a collection and gain experience in researching, cataloging, digitizing, and making a collection accessible to the public. 
• In the Education Department, interns assist with developing and presenting educational programs to museum visitors and help prepare school program materials and supplies for the upcoming school year. 
• In the Exhibitions Department, interns support the creation and installation of museum exhibitions and take their own small exhibition from concept to reality. 

In addition, interns meet with staff from the Administration and Development Departments to learn about leadership, fundraising, and museum finance. Finally, field trips throughout the summer allow interns to visit other regional museums to meet staff and learn more about the field. 

This internship takes place at the Connecticut Historical Society for six weeks from mid-July through mid-August. Interns will complete 144 hours (4 days/week; 9:30 am-4:30 pm with an unpaid lunch hour) and will receive a $2,160 total stipend, paid in two installments. The application period for summer 2023 is January 1-March 3, 2023. 

More information and FAQs are found here: https://chs.org/job-internships/dangremond-museum-studies-internship/

Application Process

Who is eligible: Students who are currently enrolled at a college or university and will have completed their sophomore, junior, or senior year by the beginning of the internship.  First year students and those who have previously participated in this same internship at the CHS are not eligible. 

How to apply: Eligible students can apply by submitting the following items:

• Resume
• Academic essay: 500-1000 words describing how your academic goals, qualifications, and career aspirations relate to the internship at the Connecticut Historical Society 
• Copies of academic transcripts from all colleges/universities attended
• 2 letters of recommendation from professors, teachers, or former internship supervisors; emailed letters of recommendation should be sent directly from the reference to susan_presutti@chs.org

Please send all inquiries and completed applications to the contact listed below. All application materials may be sent via email.  Letters of recommendation can be sent by mail or email but must come directly from the person writing the letter to our HR office. Although not preferred, application materials may arrive separately. 

Contact: Susan Presutti, Director of Human Resources; One Elizabeth Street, Hartford, CT 06105. susan_presutti@chs.org | (860) 236-5621 x244 

Selection Process and Final Decision: All applications will be reviewed as received and selected applicants will be invited for an interview.

Collections Associate

Connecticut Historical Society

Overview: The CA position supports the organization in several ways including assisting researchers and working collaboratively with colleagues in the Waterman Research Center, greeting visitors at the Welcome Desk and assisting in a variety of collection-related projects including collections inventorying, processing and care, and storage and gallery maintenance.

Responsibilities: Greeting, orienting, assisting, and monitoring visitors in the Research Center; assisting with scheduling and tracking research appointments; answering reference questions; retrieving collection items from stacks and collections storage for use by patrons. Cataloging and inventorying items across the CHS’s collection including manuscripts, books, graphics, printed material, and 3-D objects, entering data in collections management systems adhering to established standards and guidelines, ingesting catalog records into the Connecticut Digital Archive (CTDA), performing primary and secondary research on collection objects and related historical topics, scanning or photographing objects and properly tracking digital assets. Staff the Welcome Desk as needed.

Qualifications: B.A. in history, archives, or the humanities preferred; or related museum or library experience, experience with appropriate object and document handling; ability to communicate clearly and respectfully with a variety of audiences and to consistently project an engaging, friendly and professional demeanor to visitors and staff, in person, electronically, and on the telephone; proficiency with computers and ability to learn new software applications quickly; ability to work collaboratively and respectfully in a team-based environment.

Compensation & Benefits: $18-20 per hour, eligible for generous benefits.

Schedule: Full time, Tuesday thru Saturday, evening hours Thursdays. Apply: Email cover letter and resume to Susan Presutti, Dir. of HR, susan_presutti@chs.org, by Monday, 1/9/2023. We will review resumes as they are submitted.

For additional information, please visit the Connecticut Historical Society website.

Public Programs Facilitators

New England Air Museum

Do you enjoy working with children and families? Are you looking for a fun and flexible part-time job? The New England Air Museum is seeking Public Programs Facilitators to join our Education Department. The Public Programs Team provides museum visitors with engaging, hands-on experiences including activity stations, open cockpit access in historic aircraft, interactive demonstrations, and tours. Public Programs Facilitators staff the museum's Flights of Family Fun programs on weekends and K-12 school vacations throughout the year, as well as support scout overnight events held each fall and spring. Additional duties include supporting the museum's summer camp, as well as evening events and rentals based on staff availability. Prior experience working with children is required, as is an interest in aerospace history or science. Some college coursework in Education, History, Science, or a related field is preferred. This is a part-time, non-exempt position that pays $15.00 per hour and requires at least two weekend shifts of availability per month. Additional availability on weekdays is also required during K-12 school vacation weeks, Monday holidays, and the months of June, July, and August. Standard working hours are 10:00am-3:00pm, with occasional evenings as scheduled in advance. Public Program Facilitators work an average of 24 hours per month during the academic year and up to 30 hours per week during school vacation weeks and summer months. This position is contingent upon the satisfactory completion of a background check. Applications will be reviewed on a rolling basis. Email cover letter and resume to agparks@neam.org. No phone calls please. The New England Air Museum is an equal opportunity employer.

Chief Advancement Officer

Connecticut Historical Society

The Connecticut Historical Society (CHS) seeks an experienced, energetic, and creative Chief Advancement Officer (CAO). The CAO will have the opportunity to shape the CHS’s strategic fundraising vision for the future. The successful candidate will partner with the Executive Director/CEO, senior staff leadership, and Board of Trustees to create, plan, and execute a comprehensive campaign including annual, capital, and endowment.

The successful candidate will have the demonstrated track record to lead, build, and manage a multi-faceted, comprehensive fundraising and marketing program in an environment where the prospective donor constituency is not immediately obvious. The CAO will strategically engage the Executive Director/CEO and Board of Trustees in public outreach and fundraising activities, providing meaningful engagement opportunities and effective support. S/he will be a creative and effective manager and implement policies and best practices to ensure greater staff collaboration and accountability. The ideal candidate will engage staff, Board of Trustees, and volunteers at all levels to create a robust fundraising culture and increase fundraising participation.

The CAO will report to the Executive Director/CEO and lead a team of five development, marketing, and communications professionals. The candidate will have accountability to the CHS’s Campaign Committee and serve on the Executive Leadership Team.

The Connecticut Historical Society (CHS) has always worked to understand the past and encourage historic inquiry. Through permanent and groundbreaking temporary exhibitions such as Common Struggle, Individual Experience, An Exhibition about Mental Health, the CHS has always worked to ensure that Connecticut residents feel connected not only to the history and culture of Connecticut but, through a shared understanding of history, with each other. The public programming of the CHS serves school groups, families, teachers, curious life-long learning adults, researchers, and the State of Connecticut. The CHS is the only state historical organization that offers a folklife program, the Connecticut Cultural Heritage Arts Program, to ensure the collection is an inclusive and true representation of the diversity of the state. The adoption of the state folklife program in 2015 resulted in bringing more than 60,000 objects, mostly photographic and video content, of the diverse cultural groups that are in Connecticut.

The Connecticut Historical Society is at an exciting moment in its history. As the organization prepares for its 200th Anniversary in 2025, the CHS is committed to a five-year strategic plan to enhance its impact by elevating work with diverse communities across the state to develop engaging programs, events, and exhibitions. The CHS is in discussions with the State of Connecticut regarding a potential public-private capital project which is currently in its early stages of conception. In support of this capital project, the CHS anticipates launching a comprehensive fundraising campaign. In preparation for this anticipated campaign, the CHS has completed a campaign readiness assessment, an extensive development assessment, and wealth screen of its prospects. The CHS has also completed an institutional rebrand which will launch to the public in the first quarter of 2023.

Connecticut Historical Society has retained Freeman Philanthropic Services, LLC to facilitate this executive recruitment. Please send confidential inquiries and applications directly to Freeman Philanthropic Services, LLC via e-mail at ConnHistoricalSociety@glfreeman.com.

The position closes on March 1, 2023 or until filled. Salary is negotiable based upon experience.

Development Associate

Stonington Historical Society

The Stonington Historical Society, founded in 1895, seeks an experienced development associate responsible for implementing a comprehensive development plan that includes data management, an annual appeal, membership recruitment and retention, programs, special events, donor stewardship, and ongoing capital campaigns.

Reporting to the Executive Director and working with staff members and a Development Committee, the Development Associate also manages external communications collaborating on social media posts, written press releases, website updates, and print materials. This position also:

• Oversees the administration of a robust annual calendar of development activities and events.
• Provides support for Development Committee, Executive Director, and all Board-level fundraising efforts.
• Manages, tracks, and reports on membership, donations, pledges, acknowledgments, and potential donors.
• Creates and maintains Constant Contact email campaigns, and regular posts to Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter accounts.
• Writes press releases, marketing materials, and other copy.
• Pursues additional opportunities for funding from grants, advertisements, and sponsorships.
• Represents and serves as an ambassador of the Society at public events and in the community at large.

Desired skills include computer literacy, experience with Little Green Light fundraising software and databases, strong verbal and written communication skills, and the ability to manage multiple priorities and demands in a collaborative setting. Interest in museums and American history and/or a background in marketing and communications is preferred, but not required. This is a full-time position with some evening and weekend hours required for programs and events.

Salary range depending on qualifications and experience: $40,000 - $45,000

This position is available immediately and is located in Stonington, CT. Applicants should submit a letter of interest along with a current resume to director@stoningtonhistory.org. No phone calls please.

Senior Museum Administrator

The Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum

LMMM is seeking a Sr. Museum Administrator to join a talented and small team. Reporting to the Executive Director, you will be a part of a professional, hands-on museum team. Required to be highly organized, you will be managing staff, support operations, communications strategies and oversight to programs, as well as interface with the Board of Directors.

Responsibilities:

• Provide oversight for daily administrative duties of the Lockwood-Mathews Mansion Museum as well as upkeep of this historic building.
• Perform Administrative duties including, maintaining database, and writing letters of acknowledgement to donors and sponsors.
• Schedules and organizes complex activities such as board meeting materials, calendars, all meeting minutes, conferences, and department activities for all members of the Board of Trustees. Prepares agendas and records and organizes board, committee, and staff meeting minutes.
• assists in data-entry and development of record keeping protocol for various museum departments utilizing the museum’s database software Past Perfect.
• Oversees office and meeting spaces for upcoming meetings
• Organizes meetings notifies attendees and sends reminders on behalf of the executive director and chairman of the board, prepares agendas, correspondence to donors and other documents as required by the executive director and chairman of the board.
• Organizes meeting spaces for conference calls and telecommunications, including logistical arrangements and Skype or Zoom calls.
• Implements and maintains effective management systems for the museum’s paper and electronic records, including accounting, insurance, contracts, etc.
• Manages administrative office budget; ensures accurate and timely reporting
• Organization, management and oversight of staff and programs.
• Work with staff, Board, and contractors to plan, implement, and coordinate annual fundraisers, fundraising activities and events, and year-end giving.
• Management and research of donor database, and identification of new funding opportunities, including local, regional and national grants, and private and public partnerships.
• Create and maintain internal communication systems between Executive Director and other departments
• Prepare and manage written correspondence for LMMM including digitizing and storing archives in LMMM’s relationship management database and write all acknowledgments for donors and sponsors.
• Creation of materials for Board and other meetings including presentations and reports
• Schedule annual calendar of Board meetings and assist with governance including distribution of Board packets and materials, contact lists, minutes, meeting schedules and logistics.
• Organize and maintain files and records for LMMM

COMMUNICATIONS

• Maintain up-to-date mailing lists across all platforms for the organization
• Proofread all marketing and media material

Qualifications:

• Degree from an accredited 4-year college/university, with a preference for candidates with several years of experience with history, museums, nonprofit management, and business administration.
• Must be proficient with Excel, Wordpress, Google Docs, Social Media, and donor software.
• Ability to work during standard office hours plus evenings and weekends as needed.
• Must be highly organized, have outstanding communication skills, including written, oral and interpersonal.
• Passion for working with people, history, culture and community engagement.

Salary commensurate with experience. Reports to the Executive Director.

How to Apply: Interested candidates should submit a resume and cover letter to info@lockwoodmathewsmansion.com.

Connecticut Freedom Trail Research Internship

The Connecticut Democracy Center at Connecticut's Old State House

This paid internship provides an opportunity to contribute to a stronger foundation, higher profile, and greater impact for the Connecticut Freedom Trail (CFT). The intern will work with the CFT Outreach Director, history groups, scholars, and community experts to develop a statewide narrative that connects sites along the Trail, reveals the history of interactions among all Connecticans, and contributes to an understanding of Connecticut’s full and inclusive history. The CFT Intern will research and create an inventory of relevant resources, scholarship, sites, historical events, and people related to Freedom Trail themes and stories. In addition to informing the statewide narrative, these tools will form the backbone of a new “clearing house” website geared to sites, educators, and the public; a new brochure; and educational programs. Successful candidates will be enrolled in an advanced degree program in the museum, library, or relevant humanities fields and demonstrate: an interest in and knowledge of Connecticut’s complex history; strong historical research, organizational, and presentation skills; the ability to work on multiple projects concurrently and meet project deadlines; the ability to work both independently and as part of a team; respect for diverse backgrounds and points of view; excellent verbal and written communication skills; strong analytical and quantitative skills; and demonstrated expertise using Excel, MS Office, Google, and Zoom.

The goal is for the Intern to begin work in May 2022 and end by June 2023. The internship is grant funded with a fixed budget of $15 per hour for 385 hours of work. Requires ability to travel in-state for research as required; mileage reimbursed. Qualified applicants will be contacted on a rolling basis. Early applications are encouraged due to the pace of the search. Apply by sending a resume, cover letter, and two letters of recommendation to careers@connecticutdemocracycenter.org with subject line: “Freedom Trail Internship.”

The CT Democracy Center is committed to fostering equity and inclusion. We strongly encourage members of traditionally underrepresented communities to apply. For more details please see: www.ctdemocracycenter.org

Museum Interpreter (PT)

The Keeler Tavern Museum

Open until filled. Anticipated start date in May.

Keeler Tavern Museum & History Center is seeking a Museum Interpreter to ensure a welcoming and engaging environment for visitors by facilitating tours of the historic tavern and grounds, and by supporting museum activities, programs, and events. The Museum Interpreter builds community by sharing KTM&HC site history and former resident stories through storytelling, dialogue, and inquiry; connects local and national history and make connections between past and present; delivers multiple tours daily of the historic tavern museum; and staffs the front desk, providing visitor services support on a daily basis. Qualified candidates have excellent interpersonal, communication, and storytelling skills; enthusiasm for working with audiences of all ages; ability to work as a team player; a love of learning; and strong time management skills and flexibility. Prior historical knowledge and museum experience is a plus. Weekend availability required; part-time staff position averages 10-20 hours per week. Starting hourly rate: $15.

View the complete job ad here.

To apply, email a letter of interest and résumé to Executive Director Hildegard Grob at hgrob@keelertavernmuseum.org.