Once The Fire Is Out.. What Next? (1970s)
The film discusses the extensive efforts required to manage and rehabilitate areas affected by wildfires in national forests. With over
We Never Close (1970s)
The film discusses the introduction of self-service post offices in the United States, highlighting their convenience for the public. These
The Petrified River – Story of Uranium (1955)
The film “The Petrified River Story of Uranium” explores the geological history of the Southwest United States, particularly the Colorado
Make It Your Habit (1970s)
The film highlights the importance of safety and punctuality in the lives of postal employees, focusing on two characters: Albert,
Fire Ant On Trial (1959)
Tells the story of the imported fire ant through photomicrography and animation. Shows how, in its constant search for food
Land Behind The Dikes : The Netherlands (1949)
The film “Land Behind The Dikes” explores the Netherlands’ extensive land reclamation efforts, driven by the need to protect low-lying
Lady Of The Light (1967)
A Lady of the Light (1967) tells the unique and visually driven story of a young girl living in a
Kumak – The Sleepy Hunter (1953)
In a far northern land, a sleepy man named Kumak struggles to become a successful hunter, unable to catch seals
John Wesley Powell, Canyon Geologist (1968)
In 1869, Major John Wesley Powell led the first expedition through the Grand Canyon, navigating the Colorado River with a
Johno Story (1970s)
“Johno Story” follows a young boy named Johno as he explores his educational options and contemplates his future career. Through
John Greenleaf Whittier (1950)
The film depicts the life of John Greenleaf Whittier, a Quaker poet from Massachusetts, who discovers his talent for poetry
James Monroe – The Boy, The Man, The President (1961)
The James Monroe Law Office and Museum is dedicated to the fifth president of the United States, showcasing his personal