World’s Oldest Mountains (silent, 1930s)
This 1930s film showcases striking geological features and landscapes, focusing on the rugged beauty of mountains and rock formations, including
Berlin: Outpost of Freedom (1959)
The film “Berlin: Outpost of Freedom” explores the ideological division of Berlin during the Cold War, emphasizing the stark contrast
Nurse-Practitioner (1974)
The film features a pediatric nurse practitioner who discusses her role in caring for children, emphasizing the responsibilities that have
Noah’s Journey (1968)
Godfrey Cambridge narrates the biblical tale of Noah and the construction of the Ark. It describes the gathering of animals,
From Daylight to Neon: Family Moments and City Nights in the 1930s (silent)
This 1930s silent home movie captures intimate moments of a family enjoying a relaxed outdoor picnic, with playful interactions among
Canyon Depths (silent, 1947)
Silent film footage by Ray and Virginia Garner showcasing the stunning beauty of Havasu Canyon and Grand Canyon National Park.
Cada Día Sé Más (1963)
The film “Cada Dia Se Mas” follows the daily life of an 18-year-old boy, his family, and friends in Mexico.
Underground Farmers (silent, 1930s)
This silent 1930s footage captures the fascinating and industrious behavior of ants, highlighting their natural instincts and social organization. Scenes
Teeth (silent, 1930s)
This 1930s educational film emphasizes the importance of dental hygiene and its role in personal and professional success. The narrative
Teaching Methods In Painting (silent, 1940s)
This 1940s film highlights art education and cultural traditions at the Santa Fe Indian School in New Mexico. The film
Spinning Spokes (silent, 1930s)
This 1930s educational film emphasizes bicycle safety through a story of a young boy’s journey to responsibility and redemption. It
Moonland (silent, 1920s)
This 1920s film tells a whimsical and dreamlike story about a boy named Mickey McBan and his loyal dog, who