Highland Park Ford Plant (silent, 1950s)
This fascinating film chronicles the legacy of the Highland Park Ford Plant, from its glory days as the birthplace of
Give And Take With Mexico (1944)
“Give And Take With Mexico” highlights the friendship and cooperation between the United States and Mexico, particularly during a labor
Garden Wise (1950s)
The film narrates the journey of a couple who move from the city to a new house and are eager
Reflections on New Jersey: A Tribute to a State Worth the Knowing (1970s)
The film “Reflections on New Jersey” celebrates the diverse landscapes, cultural richness, and urban vitality of New Jersey. It highlights
Immunization (1955, Second edition)
The film explains the process of how the immune system fights infections, particularly in children. It describes how antibodies are
These Are My People (1959)
The film “These Are My People” explores the history and significance of natural gas and the people who work in
Story Of Menstruation (1946)
The film “Story of Menstruation” explains the biological process of menstruation, focusing on the role of the pituitary gland and
Safe Play – Danger Places (1976)
This unsettling educational film uses pantomime to depict a cautionary tale about the dangers children face when choosing unsafe hiding
Alternatives (silent footage, 1958)
This silent footage combines evocative imagery and expressionistic storytelling to explore themes of social change, religious introspection, and humanitarian efforts.
Black History: Lost, Stolen, Or Strayed (1968)
The film “Black History Lost Stolen Strayed” explores the underrepresentation and misrepresentation of Black history in American narratives. It highlights
Turning of the Worm, The (silent, 1930s)
“The Turning of the Worm” (Urban-Kineto Corporation) is an educational short film chronicling the fascinating transformation of silkworms into moths.
General Motors News Parade (1944)
The film documents the Allied invasion of Europe during World War II, focusing on the logistics and preparations involved in