There are a number of ways for visitors to learn about Colonel
Allensworth State Historic Park. They can read the biographical signs posted in
the front yard of each building. They can
listen to the cell phone tour of the homes and businesses. But, without a
doubt, the best way to experience the park is on a docent led tour. These
tours give visitors a look at the interior of the buildings. Inside they can
see early twentieth century amenities like wood-burning stoves, oak ice boxes,
and a few upright pianos.
We need docents to interpret the amazing history of the
historic town of Allensworth for park visitors; families, school groups, scout
troops, bus tours, etc... The next
training class is Saturday, January 18, 2014 from 9 am to 4 pm.
Serving as a docent is your chance to make a difference at
Colonel Allensworth State Historic Park; a chance to preserve this great
history, a chance to help tell the Allensworth Story.
What: Docent training
When: Saturday, January 18, 2014
Where: Colonel Allensworth State Historic Park
Time: 9:00 am
– 4:00 pm
Persons under 18 years of age may volunteer with written
permission from a parent or guardian.
To sign up for the January 18th training class or receive information about other volunteering opportunities at Colonel Allensworth State Historic Park, contact Jerelyn Oliveira at (661) 849-3433 or Jerelyn.Oliveira@parks.ca.gov.
To sign up for the January 18th training class or receive information about other volunteering opportunities at Colonel Allensworth State Historic Park, contact Jerelyn Oliveira at (661) 849-3433 or Jerelyn.Oliveira@parks.ca.gov.
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