During World War II, the remote woods of New Hampshire concealed a small but significant piece of wartime history: a prisoner of war (POW) camp operational from 1944 to 1946.
On August 13th, the museum will be hosting a Day of Giving. Your contribution supports the Museum’s mission now and helps preserve its future impact.
It is with profound sadness that the Wright Museum of World War II reflects on the life of our founder’s widow, Carole Wright, who passed
Article published July 5, 2024: Despite Two Closures, NH’s Museums Continue to Rebound
In addition to July being the month we celebrate our 30th anniversary—and all the special anniversary events that will be available this month—we are truly
WASHINGTON – Following the 80th anniversary of D-Day, U.S. Sen. Maggie Hassan recognized Mike Folan of Alton (pictured with students at the Wright Museum) as
Calling all veterans, young and old! The American Legion’s Veterans Social Muster (VSM) is an opportunity for veterans and their families to receive interesting and valuable veteran-related information and socialize with fellow veterans.
The Wright Museum is saddened to announce the unexpected passing of former executive director Michael Culver on June 18, 2024.
June marks two significant anniversaries of events that eventually determined the outcome of World War II. One took place in 1942 in the Pacific Theater, the other in 1944 in the European Theater. Both allowed Allied forces to gain an offensive hold that would ultimately lead to victory.
If you follow us on social media, you know we celebrated National Doughnut Day last month. This sweet day has serious roots in bringing morale to the troops during both WWI and WWII.
June marks two significant anniversaries of events that eventually determined the outcome of World War II. One took place in 1942 in the Pacific Theater, the other in 1944 in the European Theater. Both allowed Allied forces to gain an offensive hold that would ultimately lead to victory.
The D-Day Freedom From Above exhibit at the Wright Museum was recently featured in the Weirs Times. Read the article here.