Walt Whitman’s World (1966)
Portrays the feeling of Walt Whitman and his vast humanity, using excerpts of his original manuscripts, diaries, Civil War hospital
Seaports Of The Pacific (silent, B-Reel, 1947)
raw silent footage from film. A tour of San Francisco, San Diego, Los Angeles and Portland. Of particular interest are
Yarn and Cloth Construction (1948)
Uses high magnification photography to demonstrate the processes of converting raw fibers into woven cloth. We digitized and uploaded this
The Colorado River (1947)
Unique in lack of commercial traffic. Contrasts river’s natural state with parts dammed to provide electric power and irrigation water. We
Solutions (Special Version, 1959)
Defines solutions in terms of solutes and solvents. Depicts some common types of solutions and presents factors which influence solubility,
Spring Comes To The Pond (1970)
Shows how the gradual changes in a pond affect living things from the end of winter to the beginning of
Soil – What It Is And What It Does? (1966)
Explains that different kinds of soil are mixtures of sand, clay, and humus; tells how the weathering of rocks helps
Softball For Boys (1948)
Slow-motion scenes are used to analyze the individual player skills and principles of team play in actual game situations. We
What Does Our Flag Mean? (1967)
Explains, through the story of a family that become naturalized American citizens, the meaning of the American flag, how it
AV Geeks 16mm Lunch 7-17-2024
Another 100 degree day at the archive. Trying to keep cool while watching vintage 16mm films. #avgeeks #16mmfilms HM Europe
Tuesday In November
The film captures the essence of Election Day in Riverton, California, highlighting the democratic process in the United States. It
Democracy’s Diary (1948)
Emphasizes the significant role of lead in the newspaper industry, transforming it into a powerful medium for disseminating news and