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What We’re Reading: “5 Ways to Get a Woman Out of the Kitchen”

What We’re Reading: “5 Ways to Get a Woman Out of the Kitchen”

I follow the American Association of State and Local History on facebook (which I would highly recommend!). The other day, they reposted an entry from their blog that caught my eye. “5 Ways to Get a Woman Out of the Kitchen,” written by Dollie Boyd, discusses an 

Curatorial Collections Intern [Shirley-Eustis House Association, Boston, MA]

Curatorial Collections Intern [Shirley-Eustis House Association, Boston, MA]

Curatorial Collections Intern Shirley-Eustis House Association, Boston, MA The Curatorial Collections Intern is responsible for completing the digitization and cataloging of assigned sections of the Shirley-Eustis House’s permanent archival collection of items and archival documents according to the standards set forth by our Museum. The 

Farm Museum Intern [New Hampshire Farm Museum, Milton, NH]

Farm Museum Intern [New Hampshire Farm Museum, Milton, NH]

Farm Museum Intern

New Hampshire Farm Museum, Milton, NH

Internship in museum & farm-based education on an historic farm The New Hampshire Farm Museum in Milton, NH is seeking an intern to assist with our farm and history focused educational programs for children and adults. This intern will be responsible for leading farm and farmhouse tours, assisting with visitor services and in our country store, helping with youth programming and special events. This intern will spend about 20 percent of time assisting with our farm operation such as feeding farm animals and working in our gardens. The internship is full time five days per week starting in mid- May and ending at the end of October. Intern will receive a stipend of $175 per week and a private room in a shared historic farmhouse on the museum grounds. Applicants for this position should be college graduates. Applicants should be energetic, physically able, enjoy working outdoors and have demonstrated experience working with the public including children. Applicants should be willing to work in a team based, collaborative environment. Applicants should have strong interests in areas such as history, farms, sustainable/organic agriculture, museums, education and/or environmental education. The Museum also offers part-time, unpaid internships to undergraduates. Applications are being accepted now. Please email or send your letter of interest and résumé, to: Susan Gaudette, info@farmmuseum.org. New Hampshire Farm Museum PO Box 644, Milton, NH 03851 No phone calls please. Posted on: 03/08/2016
The Julie Linsdell and Georgia Linsdell Enders Research Fellowship [Nichols House Museum, Boston, MA]

The Julie Linsdell and Georgia Linsdell Enders Research Fellowship [Nichols House Museum, Boston, MA]

The Julie Linsdell and Georgia Linsdell Enders Research Fellowship Description: The Nichols House Museum, located on Boston’s historic Beacon Hill, is pleased to offer the Julie Linsdell and Georgia Linsdell Enders Research Fellowship. The Linsdell Fellow will complete a focused research project of their choice 

Summer Internships [Nichols House Museum, Boston, MA]

Summer Internships [Nichols House Museum, Boston, MA]

Nichols House Museum Summer Internships Description: The Nichols House Museum offers unpaid internship positions to undergraduate and graduate students studying American history, library science, women’s studies, education, museum studies, political science, marketing, and other related fields. Internships offer valuable, wide-ranging museum experience to students looking 

Historical Clothing & Textiles: Wardrobe Production Internship [Plimoth Plantation, Plymouth, MA]

Historical Clothing & Textiles: Wardrobe Production Internship [Plimoth Plantation, Plymouth, MA]

Historical Clothing & Textiles: Wardrobe Production Internship

Description:
Reproducing historically accurate clothing in a museum setting encompasses a multitude of skills and processes, including research and development, use of period and modern construction techniques, as well as sharing this knowledge and skill with our guests who visit Plimoth Plantation. Visit www.plimoth.org/internships for full job description.
Qualifications:
Basic patterning skills, experience with operating industrial sewing machinery, hand stitching skills, familiarity with textile vocabulary, knowledge of and/or interest in 17th-century history.
How To Apply:
To apply for this internship opportunity in our unique and exciting environment, please submit your cover letter, resume, internship application, and letter of recommendation by email to interns@plimoth.org. Please include the position title in the email subject line. For more information, please visit www.plimoth.org/internships.
Apply by:
March 31, 2016
Salary:
Stipend