Be sure to read this month’s volunteer newsletter and catch up on the following topics:February 2023 ScheduleHappy New YearJanuary Closure2022 Visitation RecapUpdate to Chauffeuse Display in Marjorie Post's BedroomExhibition UpdatesAsk an ArchivistCapital…
Cozy up with a new Hillwood lecture this holiday season! The volunteer website has been updated with two new lectures hosted virtually earlier this month. These new additions join our growing archive…
This holiday season, join Hillwood in supporting our community with a fundraiser for Capital Area Food Bank. Nearly half a million people in the D.C. region are facing hunger and…
Be sure to read this month’s volunteer newsletter and catch up on the following topics: January 2023 ScheduleHoliday WishesAAM Reaccreditation UpdateEnjoy the Holiday Décor with Haute HolidaysTreat Yourself to December…
As ambassadors of Hillwood, our collective goal for volunteers and staff is to provide the best possible visitor experience. A frequent question often asked is how do we balance the…
Be sure to read this month’s volunteer newsletter and catch up on the following topics:December 2022 Schedule ReminderCreating Cloud ShadesStrathmore's Museum Shop Holiday MarketAs an ArchivistSoup Plate on View in Russian…
Be sure to read October’s volunteer newsletter and catch up on the following topics:November 2022 Schedule ReminderRefreshed Display in Visitor CenterNow Available: Digital Visitor GuideAs an Archivist: Did Marjorie Post ever…
This gorgeous fall weather is creating the perfect atmosphere to cozy up and enjoy watching a good lecture! The volunteer website has been updated with three new lectures pre-recorded and…
Be sure to read this month’s volunteer newsletter and catch up on the following topics: October 2022 Schedule ReminderDancing Through Hillwood’s Summer GardensBook Review: Blacks, Reds, and RussiansAs an ArchivistCoat…
Volunteers are invited to submit questions about Hillwood and Marjorie Post to Jason Speck, head of archives and special collections, for a new feature “Ask an Archivist.” Marshalling the impressive…