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Museum Educator and Interpreter Opening, Museums of Old York

07 Mar 2012 8:22 AM | Anonymous member (Administrator)

Museum Educators conduct hands-on workshops in period costume for school groups, youth groups, and bus groups Late March through June and Late September through December. Workshops are on early textiles, hearth cooking, colonial school, and historic games. http://www.oldyork.org/About%20Us/employment.html

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