Must be available two days a week, three to four hours a day.

Must work at least one weekday (Wednesday – Friday).

Must be able to participate in the program for one open season (March – November).

Must be able to assist in completing his/her own 17th-century costume.

Must be able to perform physical labor including working with tools, carrying water, etc.

Must be willing to meet the expectations outlined in the position description.

Must pay the $125.00 registration fee by the start of season/ program. Fees are non-refundable.

As a Terra Mariae Society Participant you will:

Participate in the program for one museum season (March – November).
Interpret (in costume) the various aspects of 17th -century life.
Participate in and conduct school tours, demonstrations, and daily 17th -century tasks.
Learn the history of early Maryland.
Learn how to interpret to the public.
Perform written assignments as assigned by the site supervisors and/or parent as required for homeschool
curriculum.
Assist in completing your own 17th -century costume.
Complete a final research project.

Percentages:
80% - period interpretation
50% general interpretation, speaking to visitors, hands-on study.
20% interpretive maintenance, animal husbandry, gardening.
10% special events, demonstrations, tours
20% - non-period maintenance, training, research.