[Park Slope House Remodeling, Roll 1, silent, 1970s)
This silent film captures the gritty reality of construction work in Brooklyn’s Park Slope, blending industrial imagery with the human
The Story Of Our New Baby (1971)
In this heartwarming story, Jane eagerly awaits the arrival of her new baby brother, Jeffrey. The narrative follows Jane and
Arm for Defense (1940s)
The film highlights the role of the National Youth Administration (NYA) in providing practical work experience for youth in defense
Gags and Gals (Musical Shorts program) 1940s
A compilation of Soundies – whimsical musical shorts that revolves around themes of love, companionship, and service. It includes catchy
America Marching On: A Screen Editorial With Lowell Thomas (1937)
The film presents a historical view of American industrial progress, emphasizing the evolution from small mills to larger operations that
[Dedication of Macon Dirigible Hangar in Sunnyvale, California, silent, 1932]
Documents the grand opening of the massive hangar built to house the U.S. Navy’s airship *Macon*. The film captures large
Fire Under Control (1956)
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Summer of 63 (1974)
A Sid Davis Production. The film “Summer of 63” explores the personal and societal challenges surrounding venereal diseases, particularly syphilis,
Styling and the Experimental Car (1964)
The film “Styling and the Experimental Car” explores the evolution of automobile design, highlighting the transition from functional to aesthetically
Price of Liberty, The (1950s)
The Price of Liberty is a patriotic film featuring a young Walter Cronkite, emphasizing the high cost of preserving freedom
Civil War: Background Issues (1820- 1860) (Rev., 1963)
The film discusses the historical context leading to the American Civil War, focusing on the sectional tensions between free and
A Wee Bit Of Scotch (1941) / Tales of the Vienna Woods (1934)
Features Gertrude Niesen singing “A Wee Bit of Scotch”. Also, bonus cartoon, Tales of the Vienna Woods (1934) , at