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Wrightstown Historical Society
Mueller-Wright House Museum, 431 Washington Street in Wrightstown, a circa 1830s Greek Revival style home built by Wrightstown founder Hoel S. Wright for his family on the shore of the Fox River, where he established a trading post and ferry service, and later owned and occupied by the Carl Mueller family until the 1930s. The house is furnished with original items from both the Wright and Mueller families, and period pieces that help to portray everyday life in a frontier community. The Mueller-Wright House also contains the research library and records of the Wrightstown Historical Society.