By happenstance, when Jim and I were attending a meeting at the New Hampshire Historical Society last week, it was announced that Mark Foynes, NHHS Education Director, was recently appointed Director of the Wright Museum in Wolfeboro, New Hampshire. Foynes is a published author who wrote a book about his home town of Plaistow, NH. He attended St. Anselm College and the University of New Hampshire. We certainly wish him well in his new endeavor.

In 2004, we visited the Wright Museum, and there is a lengthy report that is still on our website. Wolfeboro, NH is a lovely place to visit, particularly during summer months. The museum opens its doors daily from May 1 until the end of October. If you are anywhere near the area, the (which features artifacts from World War II) would be a worthwhile stop.

I am fascinated by Sweetheart pillow tops. During WWII, these items were purchased by GIs to send home to their mothers or sweethearts.

From time to time, I have seen ragged examples of them in antique shops. The pillow shown here is one that I collected. An example of others are shown in a photo in .

Please scroll to the end of this post to see the pillow.
Words on the pillow say this:

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We have had to re-type this file due to a production error, but we wanted to be sure to include a comment sent in by Jim West: The official website for Historic Camp Atterbury is

Thanks, Jim.

Regards, Pat

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