To The Ends Of The Earth (1953)
The film recounts the remarkable life of Admiral Richard E. Byrd, an American explorer who achieved significant milestones in aviation
Here Is China (1944)
The film “Here Is China” presents an overview of China’s rich culture and history, highlighting its vast population, agricultural practices,
The Ant Lion (silent, 1930s)
This 1930s nature film provides a close-up study of an ant lion’s life cycle, focusing on its behaviors and interactions
Exploration At Boulder (1970)
The film explores the Boulder Laboratories of the National Bureau of Standards, showcasing their pioneering work in measurement science across
Correctional Officer – Officer Observation (1978)
The film “Correctional Officer – Officer Observation” serves as a training tool for correctional officers, emphasizing the importance of recognizing
Have A Coke (1966)
The film follows the journey of an Ethiopian scholarship student at the University of California, Los Angeles. Initially facing challenges
Head of the House (1953)
In a small city known for its pottery, a social worker, a policeman, and a minister collaborate to help a
Deadline Alaska (1964?)
“Deadline Alaska” recounts the devastating 1964 earthquake that struck South Central Alaska, particularly Anchorage, causing widespread destruction and loss of
The Ant: Nature’s Craftsman (silent, 1935)
This 1930s documentary-style film provides a detailed look into the lives and behaviors of ants, focusing on their social structure,
Return to the Sea: A Story of the Mississippi River (1980s?)
“Return to the Sea” explores the significance of the Mississippi River, highlighting its vital role in the ecosystem, economy, and
Sanitary Landfill: You’re The Operator (1973)
The film showcases a sanitary landfill operation, highlighting the significant improvements made over the past year to manage waste efficiently
Jenny is a Good Thing (1969?)
The film “Jenny is a Good Thing” focuses on the Head Start program, which aims to support children from impoverished