American Revolution The Postwar Period revised (1975)
The film discusses the post-Revolutionary War period in America, highlighting the challenges faced by the newly independent states under the
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It’s Up To Laurie (1979)
Focuses on the issue of teenage intimacy and its possible consequences. Looks at the romance between two high school students
Craftsmanship In Clay : Simple Slab Methods (1948)
This film tutorial on pottery focuses on simple slab methods for crafting with clay. It begins with the importance of
Radio Broadcasting Today (1948)
The film discusses the state of radio broadcasting in America, highlighting its role as a primary source of entertainment and
Floating Logging Camp (1978)
This introduction to the nomadic existence of a floating logging camp in Alaska takes the viewer aboard the giant log
Atoms For Peace – Introducing The Atom (1955)
The film discusses the dual nature of atomic energy, likening it to the sun, which can both sustain and destroy
Earth In Change: Earth’s Crust (1961)
The film explores the dynamic nature of Earth’s crust, detailing how it has evolved over billions of years. Initially formed
PHXSpirogyraMOS (silent)
In the 1970s film scenes, there’s a comprehensive exploration of the spirogyra algae. From natural settings of algae clinging to
Drive Your Bicycle (1954)
In this vintage film, two boys discuss their practice of “driving” their bicycles responsibly, emphasizing the importance of traffic rules
Biology – Immunology (1980s)
The immune system is a complex network of cells and chemicals that defend the body against harmful invaders like bacteria,
Unlocking The Atom (1951)
Gives basic history of atomic theory and explains fission – it’s possible value for mankind and possible dangers. We digitized and
What Mr Bell Had in Mind (1954)
“What Mr. Bell Had in Mind” is a playful 1954 black-and-white short that creatively blends historical homage with Hollywood wit.