Wastage of Human Resources (1947)
The film discusses the tragic wastage of human resources in America due to various factors, including health issues, accidents, lack
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How We Know The Earth Moves (1960)
Explains and demonstrates the Foucault pendulum by which the earth’s rotation was first proved. An experiment illustrates star shift, the
Timeless Wilderness: Banff and Beyond (silent, 1940s)
These home movies offer a beautifully preserved glimpse into the landscapes of Banff and its surrounding forests, circa 1940s. The
Northwestern States (1942)
Shows transportation and commercial activities, natural resources and agriculture, and interdependence of this region with other regions of this country. We
Uncle Smiley Goes to the Beach (1972)
“Uncle Smiley Goes to the Beach” is a fun and educational film featuring Uncle Smiley and kids on a beach
Forgotten Frontier (1930s)
This 1930s film follows the journey of a district nurse on her rounds visiting families in rural Kentucky. She visits
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 11-25-2024
A sunny Monday won’t keep us from showing you some vintage 16mm films! #avgeeks #16mmfilms
We Are Not Alone (1967)
Reviews the evidence supporting the assertion of the existence of extraterrestrial life. Reveals some research techniques in this field. We
Cranberry Story (1940)
The film “Cranberry Story” explores the history and cultivation of cranberries in Cape Cod, detailing their significance to early American
Zoo Animals Of Our Storybooks (1953)
Pictures a variety of animals in the zoo giving emphasis to those animals about which children read in storybooks. We digitized
These Are My People (1959)
The film “These Are My People” explores the history and significance of natural gas and the people who work in
Pirro And The Telephone
Employs a puppet to show usage of telephone and directory. Tells how to carry on a telephone conversation. We digitized and