Frederick Douglas (1971)
The film chronicles the life of Frederick Douglass, a former slave who became a prominent author and orator advocating against
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What’s in it for Everyone (1959)
Pictures the ultimate goals of peace, prosperity and freedom as the aims of the United Nations. We digitized and uploaded
Sections And Conventions(1947)
Discusses how the sectional view is used to show the interior details of an object and explains the special sign
Bird Homes (1957)
Explores various types of bird nests and the unique building habits of different bird species. It showcases how birds construct
Taking the Air (1941)
Ultimately a promotional piece for Chevrolet, this film discusses the evolution of aviation and the importance of streamlining in enhancing
Ways To Good Habits (silent, A Reel)
This is silent, raw Kodachrome stock footage from the Coronet educational film company that they would use in their films.
Single-Celled Animals: The Protozoa (1962)
The film explores the origins and characteristics of protozoa, the first animals on Earth, which evolved from simple single-celled organisms.
1964 New York World’s Fair Report (1961)
The New York World’s Fair of 1964-1965, announced by Mayor Robert F. Wagner, will celebrate the city’s 300th anniversary and
Los Cinco Paises Del Norte (1960)
Concepts related to land, climate, and major resources are emphasized on the gateway countries of South America: Columbia, Venezuela,
Children In Spring (1957)
“Children In Spring” follows Jerry and his friends as they experience the gradual changes of spring in their environment. They
Butterfly With Four Birthdays (1965)
One of the A/V Geek’s favorite filmmakers, Sid Laverents, makes an educational film about the life cycle of the butterfly.
Adaptation Of Plants And Animals (1957)
Illustrates the adaptations of living things to the environment for food getting and protection. We digitized and uploaded this film from