I Wasn’t Scared (1982)
This film serves as a cautionary tale about the physical dangers of ignoring warning signs, following the story of two
Join Hands, Let’s Go (1969)
A group of children join hands, skip, and sing a catchy game song. Each time the children “let go,” the
Teenage Road-e-o (ca 1957)
The film discusses a Teenage Rodeo event sponsored by the Junior Chamber of Commerce (JC’s) to promote safe driving among
Urban Sprawl (ca. 1960s)
The film discusses the challenges of urban sprawl in the United States, driven by rapid population growth and industrialization. As
What a Wonderful World It Would Be (1965)
The film revolves around Bill Ryan, a hardworking family man who experiences a series of frustrating mishaps one morning, including
Aviation : The Career for Marc (1964)
The film follows the story of Mark, a young boy who is interested in pursuing a career in aviation. Mark’s
Goat Dairy Farm, The (1950s)
The film showcases a goat dairy farm in Washington, where Mr. Carr, a former electrician, switched from raising cows to
Littlest Puppy Grows Up, The (1954)
Follows the journey of a tiny puppy named Terry, raised by Don and Doug Dow alongside her mother, Mack. Initially
Fruits and Flowers (silent, ca 1920s)
This 1920s botanical footage offers a mesmerizing journey through plant development, blending scientific precision with artistic visuals. It begins with
[Oakland Oaks Baseball Season Opens] (silent, 1918)
This unique footage from April 2, 1918, captures the lively opening day of the baseball season in Oakland, California, with
Refreshment on the Job (1951)
The film emphasizes the importance of refreshment, particularly Coca-Cola, in the workplace. It highlights how having easy access to ice-cold
Television Commercials (1960s)
Television commercials promoting home safety, emphasizing the importance of preventing accidents, particularly for children and the elderly. It advises keeping