A volunteer day is being held at Thetford's Charles Burrell Museum to encourage people to help out at the museum which celebrates the town's heritage.
Anyone is welcome to attend the event, held on Saturday, and there will be a tour and a chance to have a chat with and meet current volunteers to discuss the opportunities available.
A popular attraction, the museum sees visitors come from around the world to take a look at the traction and agricultural engines.
During its prime, steam engine producer Charles Burrell and Sons employed 350 people from Thetford and surrounding areas.
The museum is run entirely by volunteers with front of house and cafe assistants needed.
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There is no need to have a good knowledge of Charles Burrell or any previous experience.
People are asked to bring their CV along with them to the museum which is open from 10am until 3pm.
For more information visit the Charles Burrell Museum website
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