Wolfeboro During World War II
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Wolfeboro was incorporated as a town in 1770 and over the years became a popular summer vacation destination for people from all over the United States. During World War II, Wolfeboro’s husbands, wives, sons, and daughters left home to serve in the military. Have you ever wondered what it was like to live or vacation in Wolfeboro during the war?
Superheroes Go To War
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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 Japanese allies. Men and women […]
Wright Museum looks back, forward after 25 years
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Uniting the nation like nothing before or since, World War II continues to have an impact on American society today, a theme that underscores many programs and exhibits at the […]