Welcoming thousands annually from across the U.S. and the world, Drake Well Museum & Park, located in Venango County, PA, preserves and shares Pennsylvania’s rich petroleum history, connecting past to present and inspiring visitors to strive for a sustainable energy future. As Drake Well’s Site Administrator, you will play a crucial role in the preservation and interpretation of this 218-acre historic site, including the National Historic Landmark well, dynamic outdoor exhibits of operating oil field machinery, over 12,000 square feet of interior exhibits, an extensive artifact and archival collection and more.

This position leads the daily operations and long term development of Drake Well Museum & Park by guiding staff, resources, and planning efforts. The role supports preservation, education, community partnerships, and smooth operation of the entire site. As a Museum and Historic Site Administrator 2, you will perform the following duties:

• Site Management: Oversee daily operations, facility upkeep, security, and long term planning for the museum and grounds
• Staff Leadership: Direct personnel activities, training, and scheduling to keep work organized and effective
• Collections Oversight: Guide the care, documentation, and interpretation of artifacts and exhibits
• Community Engagement: Build connections with local groups, partners, and the Friends of Drake Well, Inc (the museum’s official support group) to support site goals
• Financial Coordination: Manage budgeting, fundraising efforts, grants, and financial procedures for site operations
• Volunteer Development: Recruit, train, and support volunteers who assist with education, events, and site activities

This is a professional museum administrator position requiring subject matter expertise related to the historic site, its era of history, and the museum profession in general.

Salary Range: $78,925-$119,844/year