The Wright Museum of World War II, located in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire, is a nonprofit educational institution dedicated to honoring the contributions and enduring legacy of Americans during the World War II era. Established in 1994 by founder David Wright, the museum offers a comprehensive perspective on both the home front and battlefield experiences from 1939 to 1945. Wright Museum of World War II+1Automuseums.info+1 Wright Museum of World War II+1exploremoosemountains.org+1

Visitors can explore a variety of exhibits, including the "Time Tunnel," which provides a chronological journey through the American home front during the war years, and the Military Gallery, showcasing fully operational military vehicles such as tanks, jeeps, and motorcycles. Visit NH+1Wright Museum of World War II+1

The museum also hosts educational programs, lectures, and special events, aiming to inspire an appreciation for the sacrifices and achievements of the "Greatest Generation."

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