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Outdoor Volunteers at the Oberlin Heritage Center

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ORGANIZATION: Oberlin Heritage Center

  • A group opportunity. Invite your friends.
  • 24 people are interested
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The Oberlin Heritage Center has a lot of visitors in the summer, and we’re also fortunate to have a lot of robust plant life right outside our doors. That’s why we need Outdoor Volunteers to keep our campus looking fresh! Outdoor Volunteers will occasionally weed pathways and patios, mow the grass, pick up litter, clean fences, wash signs, and assist with other routine summer tasks on the property. The work done by Outdoor Volunteers enables OHC visitors to focus on local history and enjoy themselves.

Outdoor Volunteers should be dependable and physically able to complete the tasks outlined above. A regular schedule, or even a one-time commitment, for individuals or groups may be arranged, and volunteers should come in appropriate clothing for working outdoors. If you have favorite gardening tools, bring them along!

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About Oberlin Heritage Center

Location:

73 1/2 South Professor Street, P.O. Box 0455, Oberlin, OH 44074, US

Mission Statement

The mission of the Oberlin Heritage Center is to preserve and share Oberlin's unique heritage and to make our community a better place to live, learn, work, and visit.

Description

The Oberlin Heritage Center, a non-profit, membership organization, is our community's historical society and historic preservation organization as well as a complex of historic sites that is accredited by the American Association of Museums.

The Oberlin Heritage Center tour program offers guided tours three days a week, with group tours available by appointment. Our basic tour visits three historic buildings: the 1836 Little Red Schoolhouse, the 1866 Monroe House, and the 1884 Jewett House. Main themes of the tour include life in 1830s-c. 1915 Oberlin, African-American history, the Underground Railroad, women's history, scientific discovery, and missionary, temperance, and other reform movements.

CAUSE AREAS

Arts & Culture
Community
Environment
Arts & Culture, Community, Environment

WHEN

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WHERE

73 1/2 South Professor StreetP.O. Box 0455Oberlin, OH 44074

(41.29168,-82.220024)
 

DATE POSTED

March 22, 2024

SKILLS

  • Landscaping
  • Housekeeping
  • Outdoor Recreation
  • Gardening
  • Horticulture

GOOD FOR

  • Kids
  • Teens
  • People 55+
  • Group

REQUIREMENTS

N/A

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