Volunteer at Drake Well Museum and Park

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ORGANIZATION: FRIENDS OF DRAKE WELL INC

We're recruiting volunteers! You can become a: -Tour Docent -Historic Interpreter -Curatorial Volunteer -Outreach Volunteer -Gardening Volunteer -Event Maintenance Volunteer -Front Desk Volunteer -Clerical Volunteer We will train you in your area of interest, and no experience is necessary. To learn more about our volunteer program or to request a volunteer questionnaire and application, please, contact Sarah, our Museum Educator, at 814-827-2797 ext. 111 or email sargoodman@pa.gov.

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DRAKE WELL MUSEUM ASSOCIATES 205 MU, TITUSVILLE, PA 16354, US

Mission Statement

Drake Well Museum and Park uncovers, preserves and shares Pennsylvania's rich petroleum history, connecting past to present through a diversity of perspectives and inspiring our global audience to strive for a sustainable energy future.

Description

Drake Well Museum and Park is administered by the Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission and is actively supported by Friends of Drake Well, Inc., a non-profit community-based organization. The museum serves as the historical heart of Pennsylvania's Oil Region National Heritage Area and is one of 23 historic sites and museums that make up the Pennsylvania Trails of History.

For over 80 years, Drake Well Museum and Park has preserved and interpreted the site of the Drake Well, chronicling the birth and development of the petroleum industry in Pennsylvania as well as its growth into a global enterprise. Visitors to the museum’s 240-acre site enjoy a board-for-board replica of Drake’s engine house built around the National Historic Landmark well, an operating central power oil lease, a standard drilling rig, 12,000 square feet of interior exhibits, and the largest artifact and archival collection focused on the birth of the modern petroleum industry. Drake Well Museum and Park also offers an abundance of year-round recreational opportunities, including paved bike trails, delayed harvest fly fishing in Oil Creek, modern picnic facilities, hiking trails, and a neighboring 9,000-acre state park.

CAUSE AREAS

Arts & Culture
Community
Education & Literacy
Arts & Culture, Community, Education & Literacy

WHEN

We'll work with your schedule.

WHERE

202 Museum Ln.Titusville, PA 16354

(41.610134,-79.65661)
 

SKILLS

  • Teaching / Instruction
  • Curating
  • People Skills
  • Acting

GOOD FOR

  • Teens
  • People 55+

REQUIREMENTS

  • Orientation or Training
  • Volunteer a few hours a week or as needed - we will work to accommodate your schedule.

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