The Ebony Shrine (1930)
Follows Mr. Tom Terce, known as the Vagabond director, as he explores Guatemala’s rich history and culture. He visits ancient
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Voting At 18 (1972)
The film discusses the significance of the 26th Amendment, which allowed 11 million Americans aged 18 to 21 to vote
National Arboretum (1968)
The National Arboretum, located near the capital along the Anacostia River, is a 415-acre living museum showcasing a diverse collection
Atmospheric Science : Weather Systems In Motion (1986)
Clarifies the movement of air masses, compares cyclones and anticyclones and shows how waves in the upper atmosphere affect the
[Niagara Falls, World’s Fair, silent, 1939]
This vintage 1930s color film captures two iconic locations: Niagara Falls and the 1939 New York World’s Fair. The first
New England Fisheries – Cod (silent, 1930s)
This 1930s footage offers a detailed exploration of the fishing industry in a New England fishing village, showcasing the skill
The Civil War – Postwar Period (1964)
Clarifies the problems faced by the nation in the postwar period–the conflict between conservative President Johnson and the radical Congress,
The Hoja Fools Them All (1950s)
Propaganda puppets! The film presents a narrative set in a town where characters discuss the influence of a radical group,
Exploring Niagara Falls, Toronto, and Quebec: A 1930s Travelogue (silent)
This captivating 1930s film begins with the Amateur Cinema League leader and takes viewers on a scenic journey through iconic
Medieval Times The Role Of The Church (1961)
Uses costumed re-enactments to show the vast influences of the church on the peasants, nobility, scholars, and clergy of the
Your Job: Good Work Habits (1969)
The film follows Betty and Carl, a young couple navigating their first full-time jobs while contemplating marriage. Through interviews, they