War Of 1812 (1960)
The War of 1812, often overlooked in American history, was sparked by grievances against Great Britain, including impressment of American
Washington Irving (1949)
The film chronicles the life of Washington Irving, the youngest of eleven children in a modest family, who became a
Woodworking (1953)
The film explores the art of woodworking, highlighting its historical significance and the various types of wood available for crafting.
Eisenhower Campaign Spots 1956 Presidential Campaign
The animated short features campaign spots from Eisenhower’s 1956 presidential campaign, emphasizing a call for unity and action among Americans.
Relax (1937)
The film explores the importance of relaxation and comfort in various environments, emphasizing factors like lighting, ventilation, and noise. It
Waves of Green (1950)
“Waves of Green” is a documentary that highlights the evolution of American agriculture, showcasing the transition from apple orchards to
Yesterday Is Over Your Shoulder
In “Yesterday Is Over Your Shoulder,” we follow Mr. Anyman, a man feeling out of place in his steady but
Which Way This Time? (1940s)
The film discusses the historical impact of price controls during wars in the United States, highlighting the consequences of inadequate
Lady Life Guards (1936)
The film “Lady Life Guards” showcases an innovative life-saving corps made up entirely of young women at Manhattan Beach, Brooklyn.
Fashion’s Favorite (1940)
“Fashion’s Favorite” explores the evolution of textile fibers, particularly focusing on rayon, a man-made fabric developed by DuPont. It highlights
Highlights 1965 : A Progress Report
In 1965, significant advancements were made in space science, particularly through the Ranger and Mariner missions, which explored the Moon
Portrait Of A Contemporary (1967)
Explores the evolution of corduroy fabric, tracing its origins from ancient Egypt to its rise in 20th-century fashion. Initially regarded