Sinclair at the World’s Fair (1964)
The film showcases the grandeur of the New York World’s Fair, highlighting its impressive attendance of 34 million visitors in
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Gospel Dynamics (1940s)
The content presents a vivid depiction of the Christian gospel, emphasizing the transformative power of faith in Jesus Christ. It
You Stink! A Journey Through Vintage Personal Hygiene Commercials (1960s)
The content consists of a series of vintage television commercials promoting various personal care products, including toothpaste, shampoo, and deodorant.
[Home Movies: Northwest, silent, 1940s]
The film “[Home Movies: Northwest]” is a 1940s home movie featuring breathtaking nature scenes primarily from Yellowstone National Park, showcasing
Footage: Illuminating Moments: FDR, Churchill, and the White House Legacy (silent)
The film “[FDR Churchill Miscellaneous]” captures moments of historical significance and everyday life. It opens with striking visuals of large
Community Growth: Crisis and Challenge (ca. 1959)
The film “Community Growth: Crisis and Challenge” discusses the rapid urbanization and suburban expansion in America during the mid-20th century,
Billie the Buffalo Baby (1956)
“Billie the Buffalo Baby” depicts the life of buffalo calves in the early Pioneer Days, showcasing their dependency on their
Teen-Age Farm Hand (1940s)
The film follows Ken, a young farmhand, as he takes care of his horse Poncho and helps his family on
Redwood Empire Special and Lumber Mills (silent,1914)
The film **”Redwood Empire Special and Lumber Mills”** is a condensed version of the Golden Spike celebration held on October
Untitled 1970s Addiction Drama Footage
An untitled 1970s drama that explores the struggles of addiction within the Harlem community. The film delves into the personal
[Home Movies: Ivan Besse Collection: Britton, South Dakota 1938-39] (silent, Reel 2)
**[Home Movies: Ivan Besse Collection: Britton, South Dakota 1938-39] (Reel 2)** captures a charming, slice-of-life look at small-town America through
Freedom Highway (1956)
**Freedom Highway (1956)** is a patriotic travelogue intertwining American mythologies and historical narratives with a cross-country Greyhound bus journey. The