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Space Cat Films wishes you a Merry Christmas!🎄May your holiday be cozy and bright💫

Space Cat Films on location for “Lafayette Day" on July 26 at Thornbury Farm CSA in West Chester, Pennsylvania.
Marquis de Lafayette was a French military officer and a key figure during the American Revolutionary War. During the summer of 1777, at the age of nineteen, he volunteered to join the Continental Army. On September 11, 1777, he was wounded during the Battle of Brandywine, proving his loyalty and courage. Marquis de Lafayette became a hero and symbol of friendship between France and the United States.

In 1825, Lafayette celebrated the spirit of patriotism and appreciation for the freedoms fought for in the late 1700s by touring the United States to mark the 50th anniversary of the American Revolution. This farewell tour aimed to reconnect him with the American people. The tour left a lasting impact, reminding us of the importance of community, friendship, and our American history.
Take a moment to watch the trailer for Space Cat Films' upcoming documentary "Battle of Brandywine: Forging the American Spirit."
To be released in Spring 2026!🇺🇸

https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=wSwL5jqLa4Q


Photos provided by Randell Spackman

Happy 4th of July! Independence Day🇺🇸

Honoring June 6th, 1944. On this D-Day anniversary, please take a moment to watch this Space Cat Films mini-documentary that pays tribute to those who fought valiantly for our freedoms. May we never forget.

In Remembrance of Valor: A Tribute to D-Day Veterans through the Overlord Museum Experience. On June 6, 1944, the Allied Invasion of Normandy, France, also known as D-Day, marked a pivotal historical moment. This short documentary film pays tribute t...

Memorial Day 🇺🇸 Honor and Respect

Photo: Space Cat Films visits the Normandy American Cemetery in Colleville-sur-Mer, France.

Mary Armstrong of Space Cat Films enriches her cinematic techniques and storytelling skills at NAB in Las Vegas! The NAB Show (National Association of Broadcasters) brings people worldwide together to network, learn cutting-edge technology, engage in workshops, and more.🎬

Surviving hardship - Valley Forge, 1777-1778

General George Washington chose Valley Forge for his 12,000 soldiers in the Continental Army to rest and retrain. It was strategically positioned to spy on the British in Philadelphia while remaining distant enough to avoid a surprise attack. George Washington used the area's hilly terrain to his advantage.

The winter of 1777-1778 was harsh and marked by significant suffering. The army faced severe rain and mud, snow, freezing temperatures, and shortages of food, supplies, and warm clothing. One-third of Washington's troops lacked appropriate footwear. Disease and malnutrition claimed the lives of about 2,000 soldiers. Despite these hardships, the encampment at Valley Forge, lasting six months, ultimately strengthened the Continental Army, helping to forge a more unified and disciplined fighting force.

Photo: Space Cat Films visits Valley Forge on a bitterly cold January day to reflect on the sacrifices and hardships endured by the soldiers.

Thank you, Veterans, for your service, bravery and sacrifice 🇺🇸
Happy Veterans Day!

Photo: Space Cat Films on location at the Luxembourg American Cemetery for a tribute to a Veterans Day ceremony.

Space Cat Films visits the Imperial War Museum in London, UK, which showcases the remarkable stories of those who lived through a world shattered by war and conflict. This museum is a must-visit for anyone passionate about history.

Photo credit: Stephanie Bradley

Space Cat Films is thrilled to announce the release of the short educational travel documentary 'York: Layers of History.'

YORK: Layers of History York is one of England's most beautiful and historic cities. The Romans, Anglo-Saxons, and Norman cultures have all contributed to shaping the city. Today, v...

Remembering September 11, 2001. We will never forget 🇺🇸

NASA astronaut Frank Culbertson was aboard the International Space Station on Sept. 11, 2001; he took this photo of New York City, and many others, on the day of the attacks. Today, we remember the heroes, the survivors, and the lives lost on 9/11: https://go.nasa.gov/3Zm1dXD

First stock exchange! In 1531, the Handelsbeurs, known also as the Antwerp Bourse and Antwerp Trade Fair, began operations as the first dedicated commodity exchange constructed explicitly for trading purposes. As the 16th century unfolded, Antwerp emerged as the dominant international trade center, surpassing the once mighty Bruges. The Royal Exchange in London, England was designed using the Handelsbeurs as a model. The Belgium Series 🇧🇪 of Space Cat Films will feature more about Antwerp. Stay tuned💫

Photos by Mary Armstrong