The Wright Museum of WWII

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Our Mission

Located in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire, the Wright Museum is a non-profit educational institution dedicated to recognizing and honoring the contributions and enduring legacy of WWII-era Americans.

Project25

The Biber Foundation has issued a $60,000 Challenge Grant in support of Project25, an on-going multi-phase project that addresses five priorities: enhancements to exhibit galleries and storylines, space for educational programs, collections care, vehicle maintenance and street presence.

Faces of Taylor

In 2021, Taylor Community and the Wright Museum are working together to shed light on Americans who lived during World War II. Featuring video interviews in which World war II-era Taylor Community residents share their perspectives on life during and immediately after World War II, this collaboration is now live!

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Taylor Community and Wright Museum Launch “Faces of Taylor”

Sitting in a crimson red chair in the living room of his charming apartment, 96-year-old Joe Picard took a deep breath, looked into the camera, and...

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