Collage : Exploring Texture (1961)
The film showcases a classroom activity where children explore textures through creating collages. Guided by their teacher, they select various
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Alouette – Canada’s First Satellite (1963)
Describes the designing, construction, testing and launching of Alouette, a satellite for top side sounding used to investigate the ionosphere
Wisconsin Dairies (silent, 1930s)
This 1930s footage captures the detailed processes of dairy farming and milk production, highlighting the journey from pasture to distribution.
Adventure In Science: The Size Of Things (1959)
The film explores the concepts of size, weight, and strength using the example of Jonathan Swift’s “Gulliver’s Travels.” It explains
Salute To The Navy (1940, silent)
This film showcases various scenes and activities of the U.S. Navy during the 1940s. It includes the deployment of ships,
Seeds: How They Germinate (1971)
The content discusses the enduring relevance of William Shakespeare and his works, highlighting his deep understanding of human nature and
There’s a Message in Every Bottle (1968)
The film discusses the implications of underage drinking, emphasizing the importance of understanding alcohol’s effects on the body and mind.
[Tryon, North Carolina Craft Festival Old Mill, 1970s]
The film showcases the process of creating pressed flower artwork. Bertha Smith from Tyron, North Carolina, demonstrates how she collects
Ecological Biology (1981)
The film explores the diverse ecosystems on Earth, highlighting the interactions between various organisms and their environments. It discusses the
Chevrolet Advertising Rings the Bell (silent, 1950)
Silent but amazing footage from “Chevrolet Advertising Rings the Bell” – a surreal, fast-paced promotional film that creatively fuses elements
The Biological Sciences – Molecular Biology (1981)
Documents the effort to understand how the first molecules began their control of biological processes using ATP and DNA. We digitized
Voice of Victory (1944)
“Voice of Victory” (1944) showcases the development and significance of mobile radio communication in the U.S. Army during World War