Coffee (silent,1923)
This footage offers a classic 1920s classroom scene, capturing a young female teacher instructing a group of attentive 13-year-old boys.
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[Gould can 5314: Regiment Returns, silent, 1919]
This footage captures the grand welcome of San Francisco’s 363rd Regiment as they return home from World War I, greeted
Journey To Nazareth (1960)
The film “Journey To Nazareth” explores the significance of Nazareth, especially during Christmas, as a pilgrimage site for Christians. It
Koinonia (1975)
The film discusses the importance of community fellowship and the pursuit of spiritual fulfillment beyond traditional church services. It emphasizes
[San Francisco Longshore Strike, silent, 1917]
This footage captures the powerful solidarity of San Francisco longshore workers during a strike, vividly portraying their organized march along
[Twin Peaks Tunnel and Construction, silent, 1917]
This footage of the Twin Peaks Tunnel construction in 1920s San Francisco offers a fascinating look at the labor and
Brussels Fashion Review (aka Appropriée On Ne Peut Mieux Sous Tous Rapports) part 2, silent, 1958
This silent Ford TV commercial footage, filmed at the 1958 Brussels World’s Fair, presents a surreal blend of elegance and
Brussels Fashion Review (aka Appropriée On Ne Peut Mieux Sous Tous Rapports) part 1 silent, 1958
This silent Ford TV commercial footage, filmed at the 1958 Brussels World’s Fair, presents a surreal blend of elegance and
Conquering Roads (1937)
The film discusses the evolution of transportation, highlighting how modern automobiles have advanced in comfort, safety, and speed compared to
Hold Everything! (1936)
The film discusses the anticipation surrounding the launch of the new Chevrolet model in 1937. It highlights the extensive advertising
One Thousand Hours (1936)
In a conversation about education and practical work, a young person expresses frustration with school and a desire to quit
Silence: A Sound Picture (1936)
The film discusses the relationship between musical tones and noise, explaining that both are sounds but differ in their wave