Wright Museum’s Victory Garden Continues to Bear “Fruit”
For years, UNH Carroll County Advanced Master Gardener and museum volunteer Christin Kaiser has tended to the Wright Museum’s Victory Garden, an exercise close to her heart. “I see the
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For years, UNH Carroll County Advanced Master Gardener and museum volunteer Christin Kaiser has tended to the Wright Museum’s Victory Garden, an exercise close to her heart. “I see the
In September, Burnt Timber Brewing & Tavern in Wolfeboro will offer customers 20% off the alcohol portion of their order to anyone who shows a Wright Museum
Originally scheduled for May and June of this year, Shaped by Conflict is an exhibit that will instead take place next year due to the
Recently, Maine-based Girl Scout Troop #2271 visited the Wright Museum of World War II in Wolfeboro, an occasion that Co-Leader Amy Capone Muccio said was
Originally scheduled for May and June of this year, Shaped by Conflict is an exhibit that will instead take place next year due to the
In August, Winnipesaukee Winery in Wolfeboro will provide one complimentary wine tasting to anyone, age 21 and over, who shows a Wright Museum receipt, admission sticker,
For visitors of the Wright Museum of World War II in Wolfeboro, one of the highlights is the chance to talk to docents who not
With a gift from Sandown, NH resident Dan Marrone, the Wright Museum of WWII now has a walkway that leads to its Remembrance Garden, a
For volunteer Linda Shenton Matchett, a big part of her joy in time spent at the Wright Museum of World War II in Wolfeboro is
With the 2020 baseball season finally underway, here’s a special look at some of the baseball related items in our collection! In the 1940’s baseball
When leadership at Service Credit Union was presented with the opportunity to sponsor the Wright Museum’s exhibit, Vietnam: The Real War — A Photographic History
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