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May 18, 2007 – September 3, 2007 Seven Oaks House Museum 115 Rupertsland By Olivia Espinoza Abaunza Overview General Inquires about the museum Structure My responsibilities What skills were acquired What the museum is all about Most Memorable Events Conclusion General Inquiries
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May 18, 2007 – September 3, 2007 Seven Oaks House Museum 115 Rupertsland By Olivia Espinoza Abaunza
Overview • General Inquires about the museum • Structure • My responsibilities • What skills were acquired • What the museum is all about • Most Memorable Events • Conclusion
General Inquiries Address: 115 Rupertsland off Main Street • It is situated where it was first built • 9 room dwelling • Attached to a log cabin, which is 171 years old • House is 154 years old • Became a museum in 1958 • Home to about 1500 artifacts • Tours available between 10:00 am to 5:00 pm • 10-15 people maximum per group, takes between 20 – 45 minutes per tour
Structure • Museum is owned by the city of Winnipeg • Run by a volunteer board ( 7 people) • No official supervision • Board visits, or calls to provide feedback between employees and board
My Responsibilities • Opening/closing the museum • Maintain cleanliness • Tour guests through the museum/ guest services • Gardening • Handle artifacts and research additional information
Skills Skill areas which have developed: • Communication skills • Interpersonal skills • Leadership skills • Manual and maintenance skills • Teamwork skills • Tour guiding skills
What is Seven Oaks House? • Tells the story of the Inkster family • Showcases what life was like during the Red River Settlement • Showcases original furniture, clothing, paintings and photographs from as early as 1799 to 1920. • One of the oldest habitable homes in Winnipeg
Most Memorable These were the most memorable events that took place at the Museum: • Baby animals rescued • Criminals caught red handed • Friday the 13th (July)
Conclusion Overall I learned a lot, and it has better equipped me for the future.