Children Of The Alps (1950)
Presents daily activities of the Swiss mountain children at work and at play, showing how their lives are influenced by
Southwestern States (2nd Ed, 1954)
Portrays life, topography, rainfall and other characteristic features, including the imprint of Spanish and Indian cultures. We digitized and uploaded this
Arabian Children
This film follows the lives of Ahmad Yasin Salaman and his family, including his wife Lila and their children Yassin,
The Passenger Train (1954)
Describes a journey from a large city to the country on a streamline train. Shows duties of many of the
Dinosaurs – The Terrible Lizards
Surveys life during the age of reptiles and shows how a dinosaur skeleton is reconstructed for museum display. Wide world
Marco Polo’s Travels (1955)
Re-creates adventures that Marco Polo described in his book about his travels. Differences between Eastern and Western cultures are shown.
The Pilgrims (1955)
Follows the Pilgrims from England to Holland and to New England. Discusses the Mayflower compact and the hardships in the
Southeastern States (2nd Ed, 1956)
Combines live photography with animated maps to show geographical features, population trends and the interdependence of the southeast with other
Reading Maps (1955)
Illustrates the language of maps, using diagrams and live action. Explains the meaning, uses and the making of maps in
Learning About Light (1955)
Explains some of the characteristics and properties of light. Shows how light rays may be reflected or refracted by transparent
Health Heroes – The Battle Against Disease (1959)
Outlines the contributions of Van Leeuwenhoek, Jenner, Pasteur, Koch and Lister in the fight against disease. We digitized and uploaded this
Busy Day At The County Fair (1964)
Follows a family on a trip to the fair. Shows games, rides and exhibits of fruits and vegetables, flowers, handicrafts