3427 N. Tryon Street, Charlotte, NC 28206704-335-0325
(Mailing Address: P.O. Box 790004, Charlotte, NC 28206)

VOLUNTEERS/EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

Satisfy your fascination with the past by sharing history with the community at beautiful Historic Rosedale! Here’s a chance to work in a setting steeped in Charlotte history and an abundance of natural beauty. Learn about our heritage and share your excitement with an interested public.


 

Current Employment Opportunities

The Historic Rosedale Foundation is currently seeking a part-time African American Legacy Program Coordinator to join our small but dedicated team. For more information and/or to apply, please click here (opens the job description).


 
Volunteer positions are ALWAYS available!

We are always seeking volunteers. If you have the time, we have a task to suit your interests and talents. Volunteer positions include: Special events and visitor host, garden help, clerical and front desk management, maintenance and preservation assistance, and research work.

Training is available for all new volunteers. For more information on the benefits of becoming a volunteer, click here to complete a volunteer application or please call us at 704-335-0325.

Staff/Volunteer Spotlight

Historic Rosedale is grateful for our amazing volunteers and staff without whom our ongoing work would not be possible. To that end, we want to take a few moments to recognize their hard work and dedication in our twice-monthly Staff/Volunteer Spotlight!

Marty Foil

“Hey! I’m Marty Foil, Concord native and a member of the Rosedale Blacksmith Team since Dec of 2023! Currently I am serving as the lead blacksmith, helping to schedule all of our smiths to maximize the Rosedale guest experience and keep the blacksmith shop stocked and running smoothly. I’ve been a blacksmith for almost 12 years and really enjoy teaching guests about the enslaved smiths of Rosedale and the impact they had across the broader Mecklenburg community as well as demonstrating the craft of 19th century blacksmithing. Come visit me at the forge sometime! Happy to discuss the history of our Rosedale smiths, the role of blacksmiths in the 19th century community, blacksmithing in general or anything that comes to mind! The forge is a fun place to hang out and chat!”