Volunteers
We would like to invite you to volunteer at our museums, to help us keep the doors open, and to become involved in some specific aspect at some level.
Members of the volunteer staff function as docents, museum educators, carpenters, electricians, painters, veteran interviewers, and archivists. There are many docent opportunities on weekdays, weekends and holidays; or alternatively, you may want to participate in other important activities that are vital to the goals of the Museum and better fit your available time schedules, interests or expertise.
To keep visitors coming back year after year, we continually endeavor to improve our exhibits and displays to keep them fresh and interesting. Our volunteers are the engine that brings the National Guard Militia Museum of New Jersey to life, and they are critically essential to the development and installation of exhibits.
With opportunities presently available in Sea Girt and Lawrenceville, we encourage you to join our work in preserving New Jersey’s military history and telling the stories of our state’s soldiers, sailors, marines, and airmen.
If you are interested in contributing your talents in these or other areas, and would like to volunteer at the Sea Girt Museum or the Lawrenceville Museum in some capacity, please complete the Volunteer Application Form.
Please contact us at (732) 974-4570 if you have any questions.
June 18, 1864
The Thirty-fifth New Jersey Infantry charged a Confederate position at Big Shanty, Georgia, capturing a line of rifle pits and fifty prisoners.
June 18, 1812
America declared war on Great Britain. New Jersey’s subsequent role was largely relegated to militia duty in coastal defense. A regular army regiment, the Fifteenth United States Infantry, was raised in the state.
June 14,1917
Two months after the United States entry into World War I, the first troop transports headed for Europe left Hoboken, which became the leading port of embarkation for American soldiers for the duration of the war.
Volunteers Bob Perricelli & Mark Cianciosi
In Memoriam
Volunteers John Allocca, Jerry Travers & Charlie Amoroso
In Memoriam
Carmen Richichi
