kitsap county historical society
Kitsap Historical Society & Museum
Do you love history? Wish you could be more connected to your community? Enjoy helping others learn more about Kitsap history? Volunteers are the lifeblood of the Museum and are vital to our efforts. We need docents, party planners, fundraisers, greeters, builders and everything in between to keep the Museum going strong.

If you are looking to gain work experience or are just looking for a fun way to help out your community, Kitsap County Historical Society Museum is the place for you. Download our volunteer application today!

Current Volunteer Opportunities
Archival Assistant
Organize and label photographs and papers
Scan photographs
Transcribe oral histories

Collections Assistant
Accession new objects
Geographic inventory of objects
Migrate paper files into PastPerfect database
Maintain permanent exhibits
Catalog items on exhibit

Education Assistant
Work with visiting school groups
Create a living history persona to perform for groups, tours, and special events
Help plan and implement new programs
Work with curator to develop hands-on/educational exhibit elements

Research Assistant
Process requests for photographs
Assist researchers complete research requests
Assist curator with exhibits research

General Office Support
Data entry
Cleaning
Filing
Welcome visitors, answer phone, cashier in Museum Store

Special Events
Staffing at special events and activities throughout Kitsap County
Event planning/assistance

Marketing
Format and produce quarterly newsletter
Format and produce ads for exhibits and events
Distribute promotional flyers/information

Exhibits
Light construction
Text writing
Develop exhibit-specific web interactives
Design exhibit elements or traveling mini exhibits (experience required)
Get started now by downloading our volunteer application here.

Long term, short term and one-time volunteer opportunities are available for volunteers ages 14 and up. For more information call (360) 479-6226 or email us at volunteer@kitsaphistory.org.


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