[Gould can 5230.4, silent, 1928]
This Kinograms newsreel captures the thrilling sight of antique steamboats racing down the Sacramento River, showcasing a nostalgic piece of
[Gould can 5284, silent, 1914]
This footage captures a spirited high school football game between teams from Goldfield and Tonopah, Nevada. The scene opens with
[Gould can 5314 — Extra.5, silent, 1918]
This compelling 1918 footage captures a unique victory parade in San Francisco, celebrating the end of World War I amidst
[Gould can 5507: Buffalo Bill, silent, 1908]
This vintage footage offers a rare glimpse of William F. Cody, better known as Buffalo Bill, during his Wild West
[Home Movies: Native Americans (silent, 1920s, Kodacolor)]
This footage captures glimpses of Native American life and iconic Southwestern landscapes in New Mexico or Arizona, though the quality
[Panama Canal, silent, 1912]
This footage provides a detailed and impressive look at the newly completed Panama Canal, showcasing the marvel of early 20th-century
[Gould can 5118.2, silent, 1903]
The original footage of the Wright Brothers’ first powered flight at Kitty Hawk, North Carolina, in 1903 does not exist,
Magic of the Atom, The: The Atomic Zoo (1940s)
The film discusses the use of atomic energy in biological research, particularly focusing on its effects on animals and plants.
Taft Center Story, The (1948)
The Taft Adult Center, located at William Howard Taft High School, offers a wide variety of courses for individuals aged
[Alcatraz Prison Scenes & Tom Mooney Rally, silent, ca. 1938]
This footage offers a glimpse into 1920s-1930s law enforcement, political activism, and iconic San Francisco scenes. It opens with five
Coffee (silent,1923)
This footage offers a classic 1920s classroom scene, capturing a young female teacher instructing a group of attentive 13-year-old boys.
[Gould can 5314: Regiment Returns, silent, 1919]
This footage captures the grand welcome of San Francisco’s 363rd Regiment as they return home from World War I, greeted