Everything Rides on the Roads (1970s)
The film reflects on the evolution of America’s highway system over the past 80 years, highlighting the drastic changes in
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Evidence For Molecules And Atoms (1961)
Discusses the concept of circumstantial evidence in both courtrooms and science, particularly in proving the existence of atoms and molecules,
Evolution Of Man (1967)
The film explores the evolution of humans from ancient man-like creatures that lived millions of years ago in East Africa.
Evolution Of Motion Pictures (1940)
The film explores the history and evolution of motion pictures, beginning with ancient shadow plays from over 3,000 years ago.
Exciting Travels of Stock Library Can APQAPRAQF (silent)
Experience the rich history and stunning landscapes of the 1950s with our travel brochure! (written by ChatGPT) Start your journey at
Exciting World of Stevens Fabrics, The (silent footage, 1962)
This silent footage showcases a visually varied collection of scenes, blending industrial, domestic, and nature imagery with a touch of
Excursions In Science (1942?)
This film demonstrates various scientific experiments using liquid air and other materials to showcase their properties and applications. It illustrates
Exercise And Health (1949)
Shows that exercise aids in health, co-operative activities and opportunities for recognition. We digitized and uploaded this film from the
Exercise And Physical Fitness (1973)
The film showcases a historical perspective on athletics, highlighting the achievements of Ethiopian runner Abebe Bikila, who made Olympic history
Experience With An Electric Eel (1955)
Dr Irwin Moon discusses the nature of questions in life, particularly those related to existence and faith. It highlights how
Explaining Matter: Atoms And Molecules (1958)
The film explains the fundamental concepts of matter, focusing on atoms and molecules. It highlights that everything in the world
Explaining Matter: Chemical Change (1960)
Explains chemical changes, which occur when two or more materials combine to form new substances. It describes various examples of