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September 7, 2024 admin
Curator (contract) position for the Veterans Museum now accepting applications!


Job Description Brief:


This part-time Curator contracted position consists of a variety of routine and complex collections work in support of the Broomfield Veterans Museum under the direction of the Museum’s Executive Committee.  The Curator prepares and implements plans, policies, procedures, and activities to ensure the proper registration, preservation, and conservation of collected objects.  Responsibilities include but are not limited to cataloging, photographing, numbering, handling, packing, and housing artifacts.  The Curator will schedule, train, and manage volunteers who support the collection cataloging and preservation process.  The Curator will act as the agent for the Museum in the accessioning, de-accessioning, and loan of artifacts, as approved by the BVM Collection Committee. 

Pay Range and Hours: $25.00 - $32.00 per hour, up to 16 hours per week. Preference for work days on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and/or Saturdays. Some remote work allowed. 

To Apply: Please send your resume and cover letter to broomfieldveterans@gmail.com with the subject line “Contract Curator” by October 4, 2024.

August 27, 2024 admin
It’s a two-fer on Sept. 14!

On Sept. 14 at 10am, catch a great C&C talk by Beatrice Querel, who is a French native and a member of the Alliance Francaise of Denver. Their mission is to provide a cultural and language center for French people in Denver and those interested in French language and culture. She will talk about the French resistance during WWII with a focus on the German submarine pens in the area around Lorient and Brest.

The Museum will also be on the road at the Longmont Air Show from 7am-5pm at the Vance Brand Airport that day!

August 20, 2024 admin
Finnish-Russo War to be explored through a personal, family story this Saturday!

This Saturday, August 24 at 10am, Liisa Hale will tell the story of her family in Finland during WWII. Her father served in the Finnish Army as a battalion commander in the Finnish-Russo war and subsequent conflicts. Her father was captured by the Russians, but escaped to Sweden and eventually the US, where he joined the Army. Liisa and her mother and sisters, after several attempts, escaped to Sweden and
were reunited with her father in 1948.