Discover Wolfeboro's Rich Heritage
The Clark Museum serves as Wolfeboro's premier local history museum, dedicated to preserving and sharing the stories that have shaped America's oldest summer resort. Through carefully curated exhibits and collections, the museum offers visitors an intimate look at the people, places, and events that have defined this special corner of New Hampshire.
The museum's collections span centuries of local history, from early Native American presence through the development of the summer resort community that made Wolfeboro famous. Each exhibit tells the story of the families, businesses, and traditions that continue to make this lakeside town unique.
Featured Exhibits
- Early Settlement - Stories of Wolfeboro's founding and early residents
- Summer Resort Era - Development of America's oldest summer resort
- Local Families - Genealogical records and family histories
- Maritime Heritage - Lake Winnipesaukee's boating and shipping history
- Vintage Photographs - Historic images of Wolfeboro through the decades
- Community Artifacts - Objects that tell the story of daily life
Research & Collections
The Clark Museum maintains extensive archives available for historical research, including photographs, documents, maps, and genealogical materials. Researchers and visitors interested in family history or local heritage are welcome to explore these resources by appointment.
