The purpose of these internship projects is to 1.) organize and catalog collections to improve stewardship and accessibility, 2.) expand and develop educational programming and interpretation.

Descriptions:

Curatorial Interns: The Curatorial Intern(s) will work under the direction of senior staff to document a variety of collections within the historic sites and park system using National, State, and/or Museum standards. Daily duties may include cleaning, identifying, cataloging, and the organization and storage of collections including 1.) 19th & 20th century clothing, and 2.) accessories or items related to the Sunrise Mill property and Dr. Chevalier Jackson.

Educational Interns: The Educational Intern(s) will work under the direction of senior staff to develop in-class educational programs, expand on-site educational programs in concert with site interpretation, incorporate hands-on activities with both on-site and off-site programs using the archives and resource materials available, and assist with guided tours, special events, and educational programs during their internship at 1.) Peter Wentz Farmstead, and 2.) Pennypacker Mills

Candidates should be pursuing a BS or MS in museum studies, American History or material culture, education or historic preservation. Good written, verbal and interpersonal skills are required.