Henry Wadsworth Longfellow (1949)
Emphasizes Longfellow’s desire to create a native American poetry and to encourage a taste for the poetry of other countries.
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Her Indian Hero (1912, silent)
The Chief’s son, Silver Water, comes back from college and is welcomed with a celebration by the tribe. Hal Benton,
Herald Tribune Youth Forum (1940s)
Documents the fifth annual forum organized by the New York Herald Tribune, which brings together over 100 high school students
Here Is China (1944)
The film “Here Is China” presents an overview of China’s rich culture and history, highlighting its vast population, agricultural practices,
Heredity And Environment (1951)
Opens with a comparison of riding horses with work horses. Diagrams then define heredity and environment. Shows how cows
Heritage for Victory (ca. 1940)
The film discusses the historical development of communication technology through the lens of Western Electric and its key figures, particularly
Heritage of the Chesapeake (1964)
The film “Heritage of the Chesapeake,” produced in 1964 and released in 1965, showcases the traditional practice of oyster dredging
Heritage We Guard, A (1940)
This film explores the rich natural history of America, detailing the vast wilderness inhabited by diverse wildlife before the arrival
Heroine Of The Week
This film tells the story of a 12 year old girl, June Blakey, who lives on Center Avenue. When her
Hi Cat! (silent, 1989)
Silent print for film. Archie’s day would have been great if he hadn’t started it by greeting the new cat on
Hibernation And Other Forms Of Dormancy (1962)
The film explores various survival strategies animals employ during food shortages and harsh weather conditions. It highlights how species like
High Approaches (1968)
Reflects on the experiences and memories associated with Sweet Brier, a college that symbolizes growth, adventure, and personal development. It