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Selection of possible projects for summer 2026
- Protective coatings refurbishment of the bronze plaque at 7th Regiment Memorial
- Sherman Memorial fine finish refurbishment and pest bird deterrence
- Maine Monument masonry project work
- Columbus Circle Monument masonry project work
- Fort Clinton Monument masonry project work
- Bethesda Terrace and fountain digital documentation, sculptural restoration, and masonry preservation
- Cleopatra’s Needle inspection, documentation and stabilization
- Central Park Conservancy Monuments archive organization
- Preservation and restoration of select bronze donor plaques
- Select Central Park infrastructure department project support
Minimum Requirements:
- Applicants should have a strong interest and some experience in the professional and scientific methodologies and practices of conservation, historic preservation, and/or another closely aligned field such as archaeology, art history, applied science, and/or the trades, including masonry, metalworking, and fine carpentry
- Candidates must be eligible to live and work in the US before applying, and for the duration of this placement
- Candidates must secure their own housing for the 10-week internship
- Applicants must possess a current United States issued driver’s license or equivalent
- Physically able to move 50 lbs. and to wear a respirator for up to 4 hours per day (with breaks)
Rate: $22.00 per hour
This is an on-site internship.
Interested applicants should respond with a cover letter and C.V./resume by February 27, 2026. Applicants will be contacted after February 27 if selected for an interview.
