Army Navy Screen Magazine #58 (1940s)
The film features a nostalgic look at the Hollywood Canteen, where stars like Betty Davis and John Garfield entertained servicemen
Pioneer : Saturn Encounter (1979)
Features Larry Ross, the director of space programs at NASA, discussing the historic Pioneer spacecraft’s close approach to Saturn in
Planetary Discoveries (1980)
The film “Planetary Discoveries” explores NASA’s advancements in space exploration during 1979 and 1980. Key highlights include the successful Voyager
Coney Island (silent, 1940s)
The silent Castle Film “Coney Island” captures the vibrant atmosphere of the famous amusement park during its peak in the
San Francisco Nights: Entertainment and Amusement in the 1960s (silent)
This silent footage offers a vivid glimpse into the diverse entertainment culture of 1960s San Francisco. It features a wide
Road to Industry and Scenery: A 1930s Vacation Journey, Part 2 (silent)
Documents a journey through various locations in the 1930s-1940s, with a focus on industrial and scenic sites. It begins with
Building the USS Kanawha: A Naval Launch at Mare Island, 1914 (silent)
The silent footage captures the construction and launch of the USS Kanawha at Mare Island Naval Shipyard, California, in 1914.
Chevrolet Leader News Vol 2 No 1 (1936)
The film showcases winter fashion trends and beachwear styles, highlighting various outfits designed for women. It also features winter sports
Chevrolet Leader News Vol 2 No 4 (1936)
The film features a variety of scenes showcasing transportation and safety in the 1930s, including a sun-soaked train ride to
No Ghosts (1935)
The film “No Ghosts” explores the concept of foundations, both in houses and automobiles. It narrates the story of a
Shuttle Era (1982)
Explores America’s advancements in air and space from 1981 to 1982, highlighting significant events such as the first space shuttle
Coffee Break (1958)
Film revolves around workplace coffee breaks, their duration, and their impact on productivity. The narrator, tasked with analyzing this issue,