>> I would definitely say volunteer because that's kind of how I got my foot in the door.
And I know it's really difficult to volunteer sometimes because it is not paid but some
of these places, and even Rock Ford in particular,
don't require a huge time commitment, maybe a little here and there.
It's basically just, you just need to get your foot in the door and find,
if you love history I would suggest finding the time period you love the best.
For some reason I was never gung ho about the Civil War
but I was really into the Revolutionary War.
So I really started with the 1800s and, well the early 1800s, the late 1700s,
and I found that's what I really liked and then I went to Rock Ford, I moved on from there
and figured out exactly what I wanted to do.
So if you're into history I would find somewhere,
and it doesn't even have to be giving tours.
There are many other things to do, there's archives, there's a lot of clubs,
there's a lot of places that do lectures if you're not
into dressing up or giving tours to people.
You can always work behind the scenes.
People always, at historic museums always need help with something.