museum restoration

Trees removed at Libby Museum in Wolfeboro

Trees removed at Libby Museum in Wolfeboro

Northern Tree Service was at the Libby Museum in Wolfeboro Dec. 21 to remove several old and diseased trees from the museum property.

Kari Lauber of the Friends of the Libby Museum (FoLM) looked on and took pictures to document the event as crews worked to remove the trees. “Just having these trees removed is definitely a good feeling,” she said.  “It’s our first big step forward in a long time, and our first step towards the restoration.”

Keeping History Alive

Keeping History Alive

The paint peels from the walls of the Libby Museum in Wolfeboro like loose sticky notes reminding the town there are renovations to be done. The fate of this building, one of New Hampshire’s oldest museums, will be in the hands of Wolfeboro voters at the 2023 town meeting.