For four days, our community will stand before 58,281 names — each one a life, a family member, a neighbor. The Wall That Heals travels so that every American can experience what stands in Washington, D.C. This August, it comes to us. Free and open, day and night, for everyone.
The Wall That Heals travels nationwide in a custom 53-foot trailer that transforms into a Mobile Education Center. This center shares the history of the Vietnam War, the creation of The Wall that Heals, and how the memorial changed how America honors its veterans.
◉ 375 feet long
◉ 7.5 feet tall at its highest point
◉ Three-quarter scale model of The Wall in Washington, D.C.
◉ Visitors may make name rubbings of individual service members
◉ Designed to rise gently as visitors walk toward the apex
◉ Hometown Heroes Display: Local service members whose names are on The Wall that Heals
◉ In Memory Display: Local Vietnam veterans who later passed away
◉ Videos and artifacts telling the story of the war
◉ Items left at The Wall that Heals in D.C.
◉ A replica of the In Memory plaque
◉ Vietnam War timeline and map exhibits

Since 1996, The Wall That Heals has visited more than 800 communities, as well as international stops in Ireland and Canada. It is the only traveling exhibit directly affiliated with the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington, D.C., and features the largest replica Wall in the nation.
More info: thewallthatheals.org

The Vietnam Veterans Memorial Fund (VVMF) built The Wall that Heals in Washington, D.C., in 1982. Their mission is to honor and preserve the legacy of service in America and educate future generations about the impact of the Vietnam War.
Visit vvmf.org for more information.
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