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Herbert Hoover National Historic Site
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An arborist in a bucket lift with a pruning saw.
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Maintaining the landscape is one of many jobs at Herbert Hoover NHS.
 

Job openings

Herbert Hoover National Historic Site may hire seasonal workers for the summer or winter. Permanent positions become vacant only occasionally.

Herbert Hoover NHS is now hiring:

Please read the complete job announcements posted on USAJOBS, the official job site of the U.S. federal government, for details and how to apply.

Learn more about jobs and careers with the National Park Service.

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Volunteer
Volunteering gives you hands-on experience working with the public, park staff, and park resources.
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Pupils' desks, part of the Schoolhouse furnishings.
Take a virtual tour
Learn more about the historic buildings and landscape with an online tour.
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A woman photographing prairie flowers in the early morning.
Artist-in-Residence Program
Artists share their vision of the historic site. About the program, artists, and how to apply.
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Main entrance to the yellow-brick Presidential Library and Museum, with columns and US flags.
Herbert Hoover Presidential Library and Museum
The Presidential Library and Museum has extensive exhibits on Herbert Hoover's life and career.
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Hoover's birthplace as it appeared before restoration: a two-story white frame house.  

Did You Know?
Herbert Hoover's birthplace was a tourist attraction as early as 1928. Jennie Scellers, the house's owner, charged 10 cents for tours and set up a souvenir stand on her lawn.
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Last Updated: November 13, 2009 at 11:47 EST