Where Were You (1960)
The film discusses the importance of voter participation in a democracy, emphasizing how apathy and ignorance can lead to unopposed
Dropout, The (1962)
This Sid Davis film discusses the challenges faced by high school dropouts in the workforce, highlighting the initial allure of
Refueling the Fleet: Naval Operations at Sea (1950s)
The amateur film showcases life aboard naval ships, focusing on operations at sea during the mid-1950s. The footage primarily depicts
Darkness Defeated (silent, 1940s)
Silent footage from a 1940s dramatized narrative produced by the San Francisco Exchange Club for Guide Dogs for the Blind
Golden Gate Reflections: San Francisco Bay in the 1950s (silent)
This silent footage features vibrant Kodachrome stock footage of San Francisco Bay and its surroundings from the late 1950s. It
Children’s Hospital School (Eugene, Oregon, silent, 1960s)
This film highlights the Children’s Hospital School in Eugene, Oregon, established in 1947 as part of an Easter Seal project
Open Your Eyes (silent a/b roll, 1965)
Silent a/b roll footage from a film that explains how Morocco, scourged by epidemics of acute conjunctivitis and trachoma, joined
Last Clear Chance, The (1959)
The film “Last Clear Chance” depicts the tragic consequences of reckless driving through the story of the Dixon family. Young
Crowded Out (1958)
The film “Crowded Out” follows the struggles of Louise Roberts, a dedicated teacher, as she faces the challenges of an
Face of Youth (1951)
The film “Face of Youth” explores the challenges and complexities of childhood through the lens of public health nursing. It
Skateboard Sense (1976)
The video emphasizes the importance of safety gear for skateboarders, highlighting that falls are inevitable but can be managed effectively
Whoever You Are (silent, 1940s)
This silent footage from the late 1930s and early 1940s captures a troubling era marked by religious and racial hatred,