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.
The Hollywood Victory Caravan stands as a remarkable testament to the power of celebrity influence and national unity during one of the most trying periods in modern history.
The Wright Museum is excited to begin its 2024 Lecture Series this month. Join us every Tuesday in June from 7:00 to 8:00 p.m. in the DuQuoin Education Center on the first floor of the museum.
Brace yourselves, history buffs and thrill-seekers alike! WMUR’s hit show NH Chronicle is gearing up for an epic takeover of the Wright Museum of WWII
Setting aside a day to honor those who have died defending their countries is not a new concept. In fact, historians date western traditions of honoring fallen soldiers with large-scale public commemorations back to ancient Greece.
On the home front, six million women served in factories and three million volunteered with the Red Cross during the war. By all accounts, women were a critical factor in the Allied forces eventual victory.
The Wright Museum opened its doors for the season on May 1, 2024, kicking off a season that will see it celebrate its 30th year.
Please join Wolfeboro’s American Legion Harriman-Hale Post 18 at the Wright Museum of World War II for a monthly “Veterans Social Muster” (VSM), which will be open to all veterans. The VSM will be an opportunity for veterans to meet and informally socialize with fellow veterans.
2024 Festival of Trees
Visit the Festival of Trees website to learn about this event.