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Historic Richmond Town was founded as the Staten Island Historical Society in 1856. The mission is to create opportunities for the public to explore the diversity of the American experience, especially that of Staten Island and its neighboring communities from the colonial period to the present. It's a remarkable living history town and museum complex with four sites. Not being fixed to a specific time period, famous event or person makes us unique in that we can interpret the rich, diverse cultural tapestry of American life at any point in our history. Through re-created environments, "living history" demonstrations, permanent and changing gallery exhibitions, and special celebrations it chronicles the growth of a new world settlement into a big city suburb – in many ways a microcosm of American life.
Please browse the opportunities listed below. If you do not find listings that match your resume, you may still send your information to info[@]historicrichmondtown.org. If there's a future need to fill a part time or full time position we will consult our resume file.
Historical Interpreter
Love history and connecting with people? Join Historic Richmond Town as a Historical Interpreter! Help visitors discover the past through hands-on learning, engaging programs, and meaningful storytelling that highlights diverse and underrepresented histories.
Communications & Marketing Manager
Help us elevate our outreach and engagement efforts. This role is key to fostering and maintaining relationships with the public, local community, and media through consistent and impactful messaging.
Visitor Services Associate
Historic Richmond Town seeks a visitor services associate to be a front-line ambassador who will create a welcoming, informed, and inclusive environment for guests.
Cultural Sector Historic Building Preservation Internship
The Historic Building Preservation Internship is an opportunity for a person to gain hands-on experience in the building trades through historic building preservation and restoration best practices, learning directly from and working with master craftsmen.