New Ways In Farming (1945)
The film discusses the evolution of farming in America, highlighting the deep-rooted connection between people and the land. It examines
Treasure Chest (1956)
Explores the journey of a tin can, starting from its steel origins to its role in food preservation. It highlights
Kids Must Eat (1945)
“Kids Must Eat” is a vintage educational film that highlights the importance of school lunches for American children. It features
Octopus in the House (1952)
The film “Octopus in the House” by the National Electric Products Corporation illustrates the dangers of inadequate home wiring through
Boliviar: South American Liberator (1962)
The film recounts the life and legacy of Simon Bolivar, known as “The Liberator,” who played a pivotal role in
Monitoring The Environment (1990s?)
The film discusses the development of the Environmental Health System (EHS) for the Space Station Freedom, focusing on the health
Magic In Agriculture (1946)
The film “Magic in Agriculture” presents a whimsical magic show that intertwines entertainment with educational insights about modern agriculture. Through
Let’s Make A Meal In 20 Minutes (1950)
The film showcases Sally Gasco as she prepares a meal in just 20 minutes, highlighting the importance of kitchen techniques
Field Trip (silent, 1950s)
This raw silent footage from a 1950s educational film follows students as they engage in various academic and extracurricular activities,
Communication In The Modern World (1959)
The film discusses the evolution of communication from ancient methods to modern technology. It highlights how ideas and feelings are
Boyhood Of George Washington (rev, 1975)
The film recounts the early life of George Washington, highlighting his upbringing on a Virginia tobacco plantation. It explores his
Our Changing Family Life (1957)
The film explores the evolution of family life in America over 75 years, highlighting the shift from traditional farm families