The Annapolis Heritage Society preserves our heritage by making it accessible to everyone in ways that will promote curiosity about the people, places and events that have shaped us. Its mandate is to support its mission by:

• responsibly operating its museums and resource centres
• developing relevant programming
• continuing research, discovery and collection activities
• committing to the rehabilitation of buildings, through example or advocacy
• educating the broader community about local heritage and its benefits
• actively supporting relevant community and government aims which benefit heritage preservation.

The Annapolis Heritage Society owns and operates two museums — the O’Dell House Museum and the Sinclair Inn Museum. It also manages North Hills Museum, on behalf of the Nova Scotia Museum. The Society operates its Genealogy Centre out of the O’Dell House Museum.

The Annapolis Heritage Society is a member of the Association of Nova Scotia Museums, Council of Nova Scotia Archives, Heritage Trust of Nova Scotia, Canadian Museums Association, Southwest Nova Curator's Group, and the Annapolis Board of Trade.

Support for the operations of the Society comes primarily from membership fees, donations, financial gifts and grants. It is a registered charity.

The Annapolis Heritage Society (AHS) seeks up to 6 individuals to work as Interpreter/ Museum and Archive Assistants. Positions have variable start dates between May 15th and July 3rd, 2023 and are contingent on program funding.

These positions are perfect for graduating high school students, responsible grade 11 students, students returning to full time post secondary studies in the Fall and non-students between the ages of 15-30. AHS supports equity, diversity and inclusion in the recruitment and staffing for these positions and encourages applications from all interested individuals.

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The Annapolis Heritage Society is seeking one full time heritage interpreter and one part time heritage interpreter to welcome visitors to North Hills Museum and guide them through its exciting collections. This is a unique opportunity to learn about and work with Georgian antiques in a rewarding environment. Share your passion for local history with our community and visitors to our region. Training provided.

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