Nationally Significant WWII Collection
The Wright Museum of World War II stands as America's premier museum dedicated to preserving and presenting the World War II home front experience. Located in the heart of Wolfeboro, NH, this nationally significant institution houses one of the country's most comprehensive collections of WWII artifacts, vehicles, and memorabilia in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire.
Founded in 1994, the museum showcases how American civilians supported the war effort through rationing, victory gardens, scrap drives, and factory work. The extensive collection includes over 20 military vehicles, thousands of artifacts, and immersive exhibits that bring the 1940s to life.
Featured Exhibits
- Home Front Gallery - Experience life on the American home front during WWII
- Military Vehicle Collection - Over 20 authentic WWII vehicles including tanks, jeeps, and aircraft
- Women in the War - Stories of Rosie the Riveters and women's contributions
- Victory Garden - Learn about wartime food production and rationing
- Pacific Theater - Artifacts and stories from the war in the Pacific
Special Programs
The Wright Museum offers educational programs for all ages, including guided tours, living history demonstrations, and special events throughout the year. The museum's annual "World War II Weekend" features reenactors, vehicle demonstrations, and period music.
