The Wright Museum of WWII recently announced last year’s acquisition of hundreds of items and papers relating to Bataan Death March Survivor Arthur H. Reynolds
Honoring all those who have served, the Wright Museum’s Remembrance Garden will soon have a walkway that leads to it, a development made possible by
Opened on June 22, the Wright Museum recently launched its 2020 Business Partner program, which features one partnership monthly in which it works with local businesses to
This guest article was prepared by Master Gardener Christin Kaiser. Christin is a volunteer at the Wright Museum, lending her expertise to our working Victory
The 2020 season will provide visitors with a first look at major enhancements and renovations that took place in the off-season as part of Project25.
UPDATE (11/1/20) – This announcement was originally posted on June 3, 2020. The 2020 season has now concluded. As of this update, the museum is
When it opens for the season, the Wright Museum of WWII in Wolfeboro, NH will feature Vietnam: The Real War — A Photographic History from the Associated Press.
World War II was a life-changing event for Americans. Everyone did whatever it took to support the war and defeat Hitler and his Italian and
When manufacturing in the United States went from peacetime to wartime production during World War II, materials like rubber, steel, and plastic became scarce or impossible to find for everyday use…
Friday May 8, 2020 marks the 75th anniversary of V-E Day here in the United States. On this day 75 years ago, the unconditional surrender
When the Wright Museum of World War II opens for its 2020 season–date yet to be announced–volunteers may be even more excited than staff and
This guest article was prepared by Master Gardener Christin Kaiser. Christin is a volunteer at the Wright Museum, lending her expertise to our working Victory