JOB OPENING!
Administrative Assistant for the Westfield Historical Society
The Westfield Historical Society is looking for a skilled, organized, conscientious individual to provide part-time executive support to several of the organization’s program areas. The Administrative Assistant will work independently within a collaborative team environment of volunteers on a variety of tasks, including record keeping, database and list management, scheduling and all communication platforms. In-person work will be required for day-to-day work as well as off-site events as needed. The Administrative Assistant will report directly to the President, and allows for some flexibility in scheduling. The position will primarily operate from the Reeve History & Cultural Resource Center. For further information and/or to receive a full job description, please contact us at: westfieldhistoricalsociety@gmail.com. Interested and qualified candidates should submit a cover letter, including salary requirements, and a resume to westfieldhistoricalsociety@gmail.com
Welcome to the Westfield Historical Society!
Our mission is to preserve, interpret, and encourage interest in history, Westfield, and its residents through educational efforts and community outreach programs.
The Westfield Historical Society is based in the Reeve History & Cultural Resource Center, located in an 1870s home at 314 Mountain Avenue in Westfield, New Jersey. In 1985, the Reeve brothers donated their house to the town with the hope that it would someday be a permanent home for the Westfield Historical Society. The Reeve House may be toured by appointment - please call us at (908)-654-1794.
The Society also owns the Miller - Cory House Museum located at 614 Mountain Avenue. The circa-1740 Miller-Cory House was acquired in 1971 and is operated as a “living museum”, staffed by Miller-Cory House Museum volunteers. The Museum is open most Sundays from September to June except for holidays. It is also open during the week by appointment only. A listing of Miller-Cory events is available on the Miller - Cory House Museum website.
Both the Reeve House and the Miller-Cory House are registered as national and state historic sites. The Westfield Historical Society also has an extensive collection, stored in our Archives, which are open to the public. The Archives are constantly being sorted and organized, and we are looking for volunteers to help.
The Reeve House & Cultural Resource Center
The Miller-Cory House
Thank you for supporting the Westfield Historical Society with your tax-deductible donation.
