Wrightsville has a history of citizens serving in all branches of the military from the Civil War through today. The town’s veterans are honored with street banners and numerous monuments throughout town. Wrightsville is proud of its veterans, and it is a privilege to honor them on Veterans Day.
James Livelsberger
From Left to Right: Larry Morrison, Mark Daugard, Joe Taney & Andrew Ross
The museum on Locust Street is closed annually from Christmas until mid-February for the display theme to change and be updated. The opening is a fantastic gala theme enjoyed by both members and visitors.
Held annually, check the event calendar for dates.
Old Town Night
Held annually at different times.
Old Town Nights feature interesting speakers and presentations regarding Wrightsville’s history.
Picture of the cemetery as it is today.
We had a great turnout!
Picture of monument at Mt. Pisgah Cemetery. Located at S. 2nd & Mulberry Sts., behind the stone church (former scout hall).
Interesting displays depicting the cemetery’s history.
Listing of documented Civil War Veterans; a total of 11. There is also a veteran of WWII – Ann Bybee – who was a part of the 6888 unit recently made into a movie. There are veterans buried there from WWI, WWII, Korea, Vietnam, and those who served during peacetime.
Lots of yummy refreshments were served with the help of our dedicated volunteers! Thanks Artie!
Held every November, the members banquet includes several presentations from Board members on HWI’s event recap for the year, Treasurer’s report and other important projects and updates.
Dian Feaser (center) receives the 2024 Ken Stoner Award