The First Easter Rabbit (1982)
“The First Easter Rabbit” tells the story of Stuffy, a stuffed rabbit who becomes the first Easter rabbit. Initially a
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The First Hundred Years: The Story of Howard University (1962)
“The First Hundred Years: The Story of Howard University” chronicles the establishment and growth of Howard University, founded in 1867
The First Many Celled Animals: Sponges (rev, 1988)
The film explores the evolution of multi-celled animals, particularly sponges, from single-celled organisms like amoebas. It explains that the transition
The Fisherman’s Boy (1955)
Danny learns about fishing and then earns a trip on his father’s fishing boat. We digitized and uploaded this film
The Flapper Story (1988)
“The Flapper Story” captures the transformative era of the 1920s, highlighting the emergence of the flapper as a symbol of
The Fleet That Came to Stay (1945)
The film “The Fleet That Came to Stay” chronicles the intense naval and aerial battles during the Okinawa campaign in
The Flowline Of Understanding (1960s)
The film emphasizes the importance of effective communication in preventing workplace accidents and misunderstandings. It highlights scenarios where poor communication
The Food – Chooser’s Guide to the Well – Fed Cell (1982)
A third edition of the motion picture Food That Builds Good Health. Uses animation to discuss nutrients, basic food groups
The Food Cycle And Food Chains (1963)
Uses animation and live action photography to describe good food chains, almost all depending ultimately on green plants, and relates
The Fossil Story (1953)
*The Fossil Story* (1953) is a **19-minute educational film** produced by **William E. Hockey and Associates** in collaboration with **Shell
The Franck-Hertz Experiment (1961)
The Franck-Hertz experiment demonstrates that mercury atoms can only absorb energy in discrete packets, confirming the atomic theory proposed by
The French And Indian War (1962)
The film explores the French and Indian War, a pivotal conflict between France and England in the mid-18th century that