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Graveyard Quilt, 1843
Elizabeth Roseberry Mitchell of Lewis County, Ky., decorated this quilt with paper caskets that bear the names of family members. This extraordinary quilt illustrates nineteenth-century mourning customs and period American folk art. Donated by Mrs. Nina Mitchell Biggs.
Graveyard Quilt, 1843

Internships

The Kentucky Historical Society internship program helps undergraduate and graduate students gain valuable experience and preparation for careers related to history and cultural preservation. Internships help familiarize students with the realities of career paths, make professional contacts and build resumes.

KHS offers students opportunities in a wide variety of programs that give students experience in many fields. While the listed positions are designed to meet specific institutional needs, often individual projects can be tailored to your skills, interests and academic requirements. So roll up your sleeves and become a part of our team!

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The Kentucky Historical Society is currently revising its internship program and is not accepting applications at this time. Please continue to check this page as more information becomes available.

If you are interesting in working with KHS, check out our volunteer opportunities.


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