It is true that historic societies and their related organizations are, in general, basically broke, and that the number of slots is considerably exceeded by the number of people wondering, "Okay, now what do I do with a history degree?", but the absolute numbers are large enough that there's substantial turnover across the nation. From what I know of your own resume, G - electrical engineering, practical experience at web design, plus the specified Major and Minor - I think you'd actually have a good shot at finding something.

Now, if it'd be in Maine, I couldn't tell you, but the odds are better than anybody's chances of living like a human being on minimum wage.

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"V, did you do something foolish?"

"Yes, and it was glorious."