Docents
Welcome visitors and help guide seasonal tours through the Homestead, museums, and collections.
Friends of Boothe Park
To Preserve & Restore
Share your time, talents, and love of history to help preserve Boothe Memorial Park for future generations.
Volunteers are at the heart of Boothe Park. Whether you enjoy history, gardening, events, education, preservation, hands-on projects, or simply spending time in a beautiful park, there are meaningful ways to get involved.
Some volunteers enjoy welcoming visitors. Others prefer the quiet work of gardens, records, repairs, or preparation. Every role helps keep the park active, cared for, and ready for the next generation.
Welcome visitors and help guide seasonal tours through the Homestead, museums, and collections.
Help care for the Rose Garden, seasonal plantings, and beautiful outdoor spaces across the park.
Support educational visits that introduce students to local history, preservation, and the Boothe family story.
Assist with Opening Day, Hats Off to Roses, Pumpkin Festival, Holidays at the Homestead, and other community gatherings.
Share practical talents in research, photography, writing, maintenance, carpentry, technology, or hands-on projects.
Help care for historic materials, collections, buildings, and the details that keep the park’s story alive.
Support the membership, donations, grants, and special events that make preservation work possible.
Help neighbors, visitors, and local partners stay connected to Friends of Boothe Park.
Lend a hand with records, mailings, volunteer coordination, event preparation, and behind-the-scenes support.
Volunteering at Boothe Park is a chance to meet neighbors, learn Stratford history, spend time in a beautiful place, and take part in preservation work that visitors can see and feel.
Share a little about your interests and availability. A Friends of Boothe Park volunteer will follow up with ways to get involved.
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