Moon Travel (1960s)
The film explores the potential experience of traveling to the Moon, highlighting the scientific research being conducted to understand lunar
Pueblo Heritage (1950)
In December 1888, Colorado cowboys discovered a remarkable archaeological site at Mesa Verde, revealing a silent city of stone built
Police Emergency (ca. 1950s)
The film “Police Emergency” follows two police officers, Mike Chadwick and Jean Cochran, as they navigate the challenges of emergency
[Dollar Store #2, silent raw footage, 1970s?]
Dollar Store is a piece of raw, silent stock footage depicting shopping scenes from a bygone era, likely intended for
Agricultural Aviation (1955)
Agricultural aviation began in the 1920s to combat pests like the boll weevil in cotton fields. The Delta puffers were
Water Wisdom (1950s?)
The film emphasizes the importance of water safety and awareness while enjoying recreational activities like fishing and boating. It illustrates
Travel Time : Freedomland (1963)
The film showcases Freedomland, an entertainment park in the Bronx, New York, that recreates 200 years of American history. It
Weather Science: Pierrot And The Rainbow (1979)
In “Weather Science: Pierrot And The Rainbow,” a character named Pierrot dreams of touching a rainbow. Through his daydream, he
Germany: A Family of the Industrial Ruhr (1958)
The film “A Family of the Industrial Ruhr” portrays the daily life of the Müller family living in Essen, West
Shadows, Shadows Everywhere (1972)
Shadows, Shadows Everywhere (1972) is a visually engaging Coronet instructional film that explores the beauty and creativity of shadows. Without
How Light Helps Us (1972)
Explores the importance of light in our daily lives, demonstrating how it enables us to see objects, reflects off surfaces,
Land, The Part II
The film discusses the evolution of American farming, highlighting the dramatic increase in productivity since 1940. Despite advancements, many family