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Hiring Organization: National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in the State of New Jersey
Location: 180 Burrs Road, Westampton, NJ 08060-9618
Website: https://peachfield.org
Organization Description: The Society of Colonial Dames in NJ is a lineage/historical society committed to the stewardship of two museum properties, Peachfield and the Old Schoolhouse. The Society desires to preserve the buildings, lands, and collections to enrich and enlighten a diverse public. We tell the story of change at these properties to encourage the understanding of architectural, agricultural, and educational values through time.
Job Title: Director
Job Status: Part Time
Compensation: Hourly
Benefits: None
Position Summary: The Director is the public face of the NJ Dames, communicating with the members and the public, organizing and marketing programs, building relationships, assisting with financial operations, conducting tours of the historic properties and presenting programs, assisting with the interpretation of museums and collections, overseeing the Friends group.
Work Schedule: 15-20 hours, three days a week, with occasional weekend and evening work
Position Responsibilities:
Communication with the members and the public; organization and marketing of programs and events; building of relationships with community, historical, and preservation groups; assistance with financial operations; conduct of tours of historic sites and presentation of programs; assistance with interpretation of the museums and collections; oversight and building of the Friends group.
Position Qualifications:
Excellent communications, interpersonal, and computer skills. Marketing and social media experience. Well-organized and able to handle a mix of duties. A history or historic preservation background and experience with a museum or non-profit organization would be ideal. Residence in close proximity to Mount Holly is preferred.
Physical demands of job: Minimal, e.g., setting up chairs and projection equipment for programs and meetings.
How to Apply: Send a letter of interest, including a resume, to staff@peachfield.org. No telephone calls, please.
Hiring Organization: National Society of the Colonial Dames of America in the State of New Jersey
Location: 180 Burrs Road, Westampton, NJ 08060-9618
Website: https://peachfield.org
Organization Description: The Society of Colonial Dames in NJ is a lineage/historical society committed to the stewardship of two museum properties, Peachfield and the Old Schoolhouse. The Society desires to preserve the buildings, lands, and collections to enrich and enlighten a diverse public. We tell the story of change at these properties to encourage the understanding of architectural, agricultural, and educational values through time.
Job Title: Office Administrator
Job Status: Part Time
Compensation: Hourly
Benefits: None
Position Summary: The Office Administrator staffs the office; performs clerical duties; interfaces with Society members, the Friends group, and the public; arranges for maintenance of physical property and equipment at museums; and assists with programs and events on select public weekends during the year.
Work Schedule: 15 hours, three mornings a week
Position Responsibilities:
Staffs the office; performs clerical duties; interfaces with Society members, the Friends group, and the public; monitors and updates Society website; sets up Zoom meetings; maintains equipment at headquarters; arranges for and supervises service people at the museum sites; coordinates with the Museum Properties chair for site needs; assists with programs and events on select public weekends.
Position Qualifications:
Excellent interpersonal, writing, and computer skills. Knowledge of MS Office 365 and database programs is essential. Knowledge of Wordpress, Constant Contact, social media, and event marketing and planning are desirable. Residence in close proximity to Mount Holly is preferred.
Physical demands of job: Minimal, e.g., setting up chairs and visual aids
How to Apply: Send a letter of interest, including a resume, to staff@peachfield.org. No telephone calls, please.
Hiring Organization: Passaic County
Organization Description: The Passaic Archaeology Center is devoted to exploring and preserving the archaeological heritage of the county with an aim to understand how it functioned both locally and as part of a larger region. By providing educational and public programming and collaborating with local partners, the Archaeology Center fosters a love of the past and promotes the need to protect the County's cultural resources.
Job Title: Public Archaeologist/Program Specialist
Job Status: Full Time
Compensation: $60,000yr
How to Apply: Send your CV by Feb. 20 to KellyR@PassaicCountyNJ.org
Resumes
Name: Jack O'Byrne, PhD
Email: historicgrantsolutions@gmail.com
Phone: 267-496-4411
Address, city, state, zip code: 2307 Cedar Street, Philadelphia, PA 19125
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Summary: Executive Director of the Camden County Historical Society semi-retiring on July 4, 2026 and seeking remote grant writing, grant administration, project management and administrative work with my 1-person consulting firm called Historic & Community Grant Solutions, LLC.
Education:
PhD – Public Administration & Policy, Virginia Tech
Senior Executive Certificate – Harvard Kennedy School
MS – Urban Affairs & Policy Analysis, Southern Illinois University
BS – Political Science, Sacred Heart University
Work History:
President & Principal Consultant – Historic & Community Grant Solutions, LLC, Philadelphia, PA (2014–Present) Founder of a consulting firm providing nonprofit management, grant development, historic preservation planning, and capital project leadership.
Selected Engagements:
Camden County Historical Society – Executive Director (2015–2026)
• Led organizational turnaround of historic institution founded in 1899.
• Raised more than $10 million in grants and philanthropic funding.
• Directed restoration and adaptive reuse of six historic buildings.
• Managing restoration of the Benjamin Cooper Tavern (1734) as the future American Revolution Museum of Southern New Jersey, opening June 20, 2026
• Planning the Restoration of the Hopkins House at Cooper River Park
Camden Shipyard & Maritime Museum – Executive Director & Curator (2015–2025)
• Opened new maritime museum in 2016 after restoration of historic 1893 church building.
• Raised $2 million in project funding.
• Curated new exhibits including Maritime Hall and the Shipyard Workers House.
Additional Clients: Camden Community Development Association; John F. Peto Studio Museum; Philadelphia Yearly Meeting – Society of Friends; Good Shepherd Mediation Program; Nicholas Virgilio Haiku Writers House; Heart of Camden, and; The Friends of the White Hill Mansion.
Skills:
Historic & Community Grant Solutions, LLC is a consulting firm specializing in nonprofit management, historic preservation initiatives, cultural tourism development, and grant-funded capital projects. The firm assists museums, historic sites, and community organizations with strategic planning, major grant development, capital project implementation, and partnership building. Clients include historic museums, preservation organizations, and community development nonprofits throughout New Jersey and the Philadelphia region.
References:
Chris Perks, President, Board of Trustees, Camden County Historical Society
Jim Cummings, President, Camden Shipyard & Maritime Museum​
Name: Benjamin Klein
Email: kleinb@lafayette.edu
I am a history student at Lafayette College aspiring to become a professor. Currently in my junior year, I am eager to gain research and archival experience prior to applying to graduate programs for a master’s degree in history. I live in Tenafly, New Jersey, and would be happy to work at any available location within the area. I am presently studying abroad in Rome and will return on May 5. Upon my return, I would be eager to begin working and contributing as soon as possible. I am open to unpaid opportunities and am primarily seeking experience working with historical research, archives, and collections. I would be grateful for the opportunity to contribute to and learn from one of our state’s outstanding historical societies.
Name: Myles Lim
Email: mdlrules@gmail.com
Phone: 609-751-4276
Address, city, state, zip code: 1 Sutton Lane Princeton Jct NJ 08550
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Summary: Public historian with strong research, writing, and interpretive skills developed through graduate-level historical scholarship and hands-on experience with local historical societies. Adept at communicating complex historical narratives to diverse audiences, supporting educational programming, and producing digital content that enhances public engagement. Experienced in archival research, visitor services, and historical storytelling through both written and visual media.
Education:
BA History (Summa Cum Laude) FDU Class of 2022
MA History Georgetown University Class of 2025​
Work History:
Historical Society of West Windsor – West Windsor, NJ Volunteer Docent & Researcher | 2021–2023
I participated during Open House events by engaging with visitors about my expertise in local history. Additionally, I helped promote the HSWW at booths during community events such as the Farmer’s Market. Whenever possible, I attended HSWW Board or P/E Committee meetings and helped out by taking minutes of points brought up during discussion.
Wood, Stone & Steel – Great Meadows, NJ Freelance Videographer | 2024–2026
Produced video content for a YouTube channel focused on traditional building methods and material culture. Filmed and episodes such as Stone House Renovation – Part 1, Bank Barn, Flemington, NJ and Parging Workshop, Jersey City, NJ.
Archival Volunteer Kingston Historical Society Oct 2025 - Present
Per my role as an archival volunteer, I have been involved in biweekly working meetings. Through this opportunity, I have scanned/digitized archival documents, alongside photos of a glass bottle artifact, to the KHS online database, while also actively working with the KHS Archival Team on planning Tea Time history talk events.Per my role as an archival volunteer, I have been involved in biweekly working meetings. Through this opportunity, I have scanned/digitized archival documents, alongside photos of a glass bottle artifact, to the KHS online database, while also actively working with the KHS Archival Team on planning Tea Time history talk events.
Skills:
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Historical Research & Interpretation
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Archival Literacy
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Public Speaking & Visitor Engagement
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Writing & Editing
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Primary Source Analysis
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Educational Program Support
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Microsoft Word & PowerPoint
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Digital Videography
References:
Paul Ligeti (Director, Historical Society of West Windsor) 609-751-4061
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Charles Dieterich, (Secretary/Director of Archival Group, Kingston Historical Society) charles.dieterich@khsnj.org
Name: Miller Ashton
Email: hmillera4@gmail.com
Phone: 973-289-7716
Address, city, state, zip code: Chatham, NJ
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Summary: Broadcasting student with experience in front desk operations, customer service, and media production. Skilled in video editing, photography, digital asset organization, and metadata entry with strong administrative, communication, and organizational abilities.
Education:
County College of Morris, Randolph, NJ — Associate of Arts (A.A.) in Broadcasting
Work History:
Old Navy, Gillette, NJ — Brand Associate | June 2024 – Present
Provide high-volume customer service; operate POS systems; process cash and card transactions; maintain inventory accuracy; restock merchandise; resolve customer inquiries.
Adult Night School, Chatham, NJ — Front Desk Attendant | September 2023 – Present
Manage front desk operations at multiple school locations; greet students; keep sign-in records and schedules; answer phone and email inquiries; support instructional logistics.
Coach P’s Universe, Livingston, NJ — Retail Associate | January 2023 – January 2024
Managed product displays and inventory tracking; processed sales transactions; answered customer questions; coordinated merchandise transport from off-site warehouse.
Drake House Museum - Volunteered time to help the head archivist with digital scanning and organizing digital files.
