Profile: Jamison Handy (1961)
This film features an interview with Jamison Handy, the founder of the Jam Handy Organization, which pioneered visual education and
Original Films of Frank B Gilbreth (1945)
This collection of Frank B. Gilbreth’s films, curated by James S. Perkins, showcases Gilbreth’s groundbreaking time and motion studies from
International Moves the Browns to Sterling Street (1941)
The film discusses the importance of weddings and the economic impact they have on consumer spending, particularly on items like
Dial D for Design (1960s)
This film discusses the design process for the integrated display and control systems of a new fighter-bomber aircraft. The key
Your Safety First (1956)
The film presents a nostalgic look at the evolution of automobiles, highlighting the challenges and innovations from the early horseless
Let’s Talk Turkey (1951)
The film discusses the versatility and availability of turkey throughout the year, not just during traditional holidays like Thanksgiving and
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 Earth In Motion (1936)
The film explains the evidence supporting the Earth’s shape and motion, highlighting observations such as a ship disappearing below the
The Dangerous Years (1965)
“The Dangerous Years” is a documentary addressing the rising issue of juvenile delinquency and its societal impacts. It highlights the
Telezonia (1974)
The film “Telezonia” explores a group of children learning about the telephone and its functions as they prepare for a
Tethered Satellite (1994)
The video discusses a unique space shuttle mission involving a tethered satellite, which remains connected to the orbiter via a
Texas Fishing Hole (1970s)
The film showcases a fishing trip to Falcon Lake, located on the Texas-Mexico border, focusing on bass fishing techniques and