Design for Peace (ca. 1948)
The film “Design for Peace” reflects on the importance of safeguarding peace in America after the devastation of war. It
American Working Women (1950)
The film explores the lives of four American working women in the 1950s, highlighting their daily routines, challenges, and aspirations.
Adult Education (1950)
The film explores the experiences of adult learners at an education center, highlighting their motivations and personal growth through various
Community Chest (1950)
The film follows a student’s journey as he researches social welfare in Yonkers, New York, for a class assignment. He
American Literature: Revolutionary Times (1976)
The film discusses the role of literature in sparking the American Revolution, highlighting how printed materials influenced public opinion and
Where Flyers Are Made (silent, 1930s)
Shows the U.S. Naval Air Station at Pensacola Florida – where sailors learn to fly. Email us at footage@avgeeks.com if you
Civil War Showcase (1960s)
The “Civil War Showcase” in Harper’s Ferry, West Virginia, offers an immersive experience of the Civil War era. Visitors are
Japanese Bride in America (1952)
The film “Japanese Bride in America” tells the story of Mio, a Japanese woman who marries an American soldier named
Olympic Incredible Wilderness (1973)
“Olympic Incredible Wilderness” showcases the breathtaking beauty of Olympic National Park, highlighting its diverse landscapes, including snow-capped mountains, lush rainforests,
Discover America (1967)
“Discover America” (1967) is an evocative film that invites viewers on a journey across the diverse landscapes and historical landmarks
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Communism (1950)
The film “Communism” (1950) explores the origins and implications of communism, tracing its roots from Karl Marx’s theories to the