09/04/2026
Please join us on Friday, September 18, 2026, from 6 to 8 pm for “A Thread Through History” – The Longest Yarn Documentary Film at the WWII American Experience Museum in Gettysburg, PA.
WWII American Experience Museum is dedicated to preserving and sharing the powerful stories of the World War II generation through an impressive collection of artifacts, vehicles, and immersive exhibits.
“A Thread Through History” – The Longest Yarn Documentary Film is filmed in five countries—America, France, England, Germany, and Belgium- and is an epic documentary about D-Day, the Allied campaign to defeat Germany, and the lasting human cost of victory.
The film explores the bonds between Allied forces, the communities that supported them, World War II veterans and their families, and the generations who followed. At the heart of the story is The Longest Yarn, a massive 80-meter (265-foot) traveling wool tapestry created by volunteers around the world to commemorate the 80th anniversary of D-Day.
The documentary follows the tapestry’s remarkable journey and exhibitions throughout Europe and the United States, while highlighting the enduring significance of D-Day and the personal stories behind its legacy.
WWII American Experience Museum in Gettysburg, PA, is located at 845 Crooked Creek Rd
845 Crooked Creek Rd, Gettysburg, PA 17325, USA
https://visitww2.org/