Teen-Age Farm Hand (1940s)
The film follows Ken, a young farmhand, as he takes care of his horse Poncho and helps his family on
Redwood Empire Special and Lumber Mills (silent,1914)
The film **”Redwood Empire Special and Lumber Mills”** is a condensed version of the Golden Spike celebration held on October
Untitled 1970s Addiction Drama Footage
An untitled 1970s drama that explores the struggles of addiction within the Harlem community. The film delves into the personal
[Home Movies: Ivan Besse Collection: Britton, South Dakota 1938-39] (silent, Reel 2)
**[Home Movies: Ivan Besse Collection: Britton, South Dakota 1938-39] (Reel 2)** captures a charming, slice-of-life look at small-town America through
Freedom Highway (1956)
**Freedom Highway (1956)** is a patriotic travelogue intertwining American mythologies and historical narratives with a cross-country Greyhound bus journey. The
[Completion of Northwestern Pacific Rail Road] (Part I,silent,1914)
**[Completion of Northwestern Pacific Rail Road] (Part I)** showcases the momentous Golden Spike ceremony commemorating the completion of the Northwestern
[Completion of Northwestern Pacific Rail Road] (Part II, silent, 1914)
**[Completion of Northwestern Pacific Rail Road] (Part II)** captures the historic Golden Spike ceremony and festivities marking the completion of
Town and the Telephone, The (1950s)
The film “Town and the Telephone” highlights the integral role of telephone communication in fostering community growth and connectivity. It
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
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.
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
Alternatives (silent footage, 1958)
This silent footage combines evocative imagery and expressionistic storytelling to explore themes of social change, religious introspection, and humanitarian efforts.