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Gallery Interpreter

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ORGANIZATION: Harbor History Museum

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Gallery Interpreters provide the human connection between the visitor and the artifacts, text panels, photographs, and hands-on interactives. Through these interactions, volunteers will connect the tangible to the intangible by bringing to life the history of how people and places have interreacted here for hundreds of years.

Requirements:

* Have knowledge of, or be open to learning, the history of the area, attend content trainings and supplement knowledge through different educational sources and research, such as: online, on-site records available in the resource room, and proper literature.

* During training, Gallery Interpreters will learn stories about individual settlers to share with visitors (scheduled and impromptu).

* Must be comfortable engaging with museum guests, potentially leading tours, and facilitating spotlight talks.

* The ability to interact with diverse groups such as children, adults, staff, and volunteers.

* Attend subsequent content training to grow knowledge of the area.

* Shifts available depending on winter versus summer hours. There is always the need for a Gallery Interpreter/Docent during open hours.

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About Harbor History Museum

Location:

4121 HARBORVIEW DR, GIG HARBOR, WA 98332, US

Mission Statement

Our mission is to create opportunities to experience the history of the Gig Harbor Peninsula. We do this by collecting, preserving and sharing this area's history. Our vision is to be the cornerstone providing a sense of identity for our community.

Description

We provide our community and visitors with a journey through the history of the Gig Harbor Peninsula. The museum contains: permanent exhibit galleries, a Special Exhibitions Gallery with 4-5 changing exhibits each year, a restored 1893 one-room schoolhouse, a 65-foot purse seine fishing vessel, and the first Thunderbird sailboat ever built. The museum has a resource room and gift shop. A dedicated collections storage area provides safe and secure permanent storage for our permanent collection.

CAUSE AREAS

Arts & Culture
Community
Seniors
Arts & Culture, Community, Seniors

WHEN

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WHERE

Harbor History Museum4121 Harborview DR.Gig Harbor, WA 98332

(47.33734,-122.593)
 

SKILLS

  • History
  • Exhibition Arts
  • Teaching / Instruction
  • People Skills
  • Public Speaking

GOOD FOR

N/A

REQUIREMENTS

  • Driver's License Needed
  • Background Check
  • Must be at least 18
  • Orientation or Training
  • 2-3 hours a shift.

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