Exploring A Harbor (1950s)
The film follows Bob and his cousin Dan as they explore a bustling harbor on a holiday. They navigate through
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Exploring Manhattan and Picnicking Adventures: A 1929 Snapshot (silent)
This charming 1929 amateur home movie captures children and adults enjoying simple pleasures in Manhattan and at a countryside picnic.
Exploring Nature’s Wonders: A 1970s Museum Visit (silent, A-B Roll, 1970s)
This 1970s footage documents a visit to a natural history museum, likely in North Carolina, featuring students, teachers, and various
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
Exploring Planet Earth (1978)
This film explores the mysteries of Earth, revealing its dynamic landscapes shaped by geological processes. It discusses the formation of
Exploring Relief Printmaking (1967)
The film explores relief printmaking, a technique where ink or paint is transferred from a surface with raised and lowered
Exploring The Atomic Nucleus (1969)
Explains that protons and neutrons are composed of other particles, and shows how physicists are detecting and analyzing particle interactions
Exploring the Human Nervous System (1963)
Exploring the Human Nervous System (1963), produced by Churchill Films in collaboration with the National Committee for Research in Neurological
Exterior of Old Movie Theatre (silent,1916)
This brief silent, black-and-white footage from 1916 captures the exterior of an early 20th-century movie theater. The film offers a
Exterior of Red Star Laundry (silent, 1916)
Exterior of Red Star Laundry (1916) This brief silent, black-and-white footage from 1916 shows the exterior of Red Star Laundry, located
Extra Value for Every Mile: The Esso Experience (1930s)
The film, Extra Esso Screen Ad (1938), is an advertisement for Esso gasoline, highlighting the concept of “extra” in various
Eye of the Beholder, The (1953)
“Eye of the Beholder” explores the concept of perception through the lens of various characters observing Michael Gerard, a troubled