Why Foods Spoil – Molds, Yeasts, Bacteria (1957)
This 1957 educational film explores the science behind food spoilage and preservation. Using color footage, it demonstrates how molds, yeasts,
The Flapper Story (1988)
“The Flapper Story” captures the transformative era of the 1920s, highlighting the emergence of the flapper as a symbol of
Miss America 1972 (silent)
This vintage 1970s film captures the excitement and grandeur of the Miss America pageant, showcasing both the festive parade and
Pain And Its Alleviation (1960)
The film discusses the nature of pain and its alleviation, emphasizing that pain affects individuals regardless of their social status,
Memorandum to Industry (1966)
“Memorandum to Industry” is a film that explores the importance of industrial civil defense programs in the corporate world. It
A New Engineering Material (1956)
The film discusses the development and testing of T1 steel, a revolutionary alloy steel with exceptional properties that surpass traditional
The Problem Class (1970s?)
Discusses the challenges teachers face in managing disorderly classrooms, likening the experience to a nightmare where students are unresponsive and
Safety on the city streets(1970)
Captioned for the hearing impaired. “Safety on the City Streets” is an educational film that emphasizes the importance of safety
[Niagara Falls, World’s Fair, silent, 1939]
This vintage 1930s color film captures two iconic locations: Niagara Falls and the 1939 New York World’s Fair. The first
Safety Consciousness (1969)
The film emphasizes the importance of safety consciousness in preventing accidents in industrial settings. It illustrates how individual attitudes towards
Storing Visual Audio Information (Russian, 1970s)
Soviet educational film about educational films! The film discusses the organization and preservation of audiovisual educational materials in Soviet schools.
Secondhand Smoke (1985)
“Secondhand Smoke” is a cautionary film about the dangers of secondhand tobacco smoke, which is often overlooked as a significant