Biomedical Engineering: Science Aids The Visually Handicapped (1979)
The film “Biomedical Engineering: Science Aids The Visually Handicapped” (1979) highlights technological advancements and therapies designed to assist the visually
Building Bell System Pavillion (1964)
a detailed account of the construction and significance of the Bell System Pavilion at the 1964 New York World’s Fair.
What will Ted do – Making Exaggerated Claims (1968)
In this film, a boy named Ted shares his model boat collection with his classmates, who are impressed by his
Communism : Riddle, Mystery, Enigma
The film explores the Soviet Army, highlighting its size, structure, and the lives of its soldiers. It contrasts the Soviet
What Should I Do – The New Girl (1969)
Animated. The film explores the challenges of fitting in at a new school through the experiences of a new girl
Building for Change (1960s)
The film discusses the evolving needs of educational facilities, emphasizing the importance of flexibility in school design. Architects and educators
Back To Bombay (1950s)
“Back to Bombay” follows a missionary, Ross Thomas, as he returns to Bombay, India, after years abroad. He reflects on
Echo II 14 Packing (silent, 1964?)
Silent footage of preparation of materials for the Echo 2 satellite. The Echo 2 spacecraft was a 41-meter aluminum foil-Mylar
Design for Correction (1963)
The film discusses the Federal Bureau of Prisons’ initiative to design a new type of penitentiary specifically for young adult
Golden Gate (1954)
The film explores the rich history and vibrant culture of San Francisco, highlighting its transformation from a small Spanish village
[Plastering, silent, 1950s]
Silent film documents a process of plastering a pool, highlighting the techniques used by workers to apply and smooth the
Petroleum At The NY Worlds Fair (1939)
“Petroleum At The NY Worlds Fair” showcases the significance of the petroleum industry at the 1939 New York World’s Fair.