A Cup For Adam’s Ale (1950s)
The film discusses the importance of water and wood resources to pioneers, highlighting how water supply has become critical due
A Gift For My Son (1950s)
The film revolves around John Edgar, a dedicated community member who struggles to balance his commitments to his town, family,
V-Men (1941)
The film discusses the importance of nutrition and the impact of cooking methods on the vitamin content of food. It
You Cannot Walk Alone (1950s)
The film discusses the importance of community support and interdependence as illustrated through the experiences of Granddad and his grandson
Your Town USA (1948)
Jam Handy Film. The film depicts a typical day in a small American town, showcasing the daily activities and interactions
WXYZ (1969)
The film highlights the vibrant atmosphere of WXYZ radio station in Detroit, showcasing its dedicated team of DJs and their
Ralph Waldo Emerson (silent, 1920s)
A silent biography of American author Ralph Waldo Emerson, highlighting its focus on visual interpretations of his works rather than
Astronauts: United States Project Mercury (1960)
The film “Astronauts: United States Project Mercury,” released in 1960, documents the rigorous training of America’s first seven astronauts as
What Is Electricity? (1953)
The film explores the history and development of electricity, beginning with ancient beliefs about natural phenomena like thunder and lightning.
Discovering Solids: Volumes of Pyramids, Cones and Spheres (1959)
Explains the concepts of volume for various geometric solids, including prisms, pyramids, cylinders, cones, and spheres. It details the formulas
Weights And Measures (1954)
In this educational film, a father explains to his son Tommy the importance of weights and measures in everyday life.
Walk – Don’t Walk (1973)
An instructional film emphasizing pedestrian safety in urban environments. It outlines essential practices for walking safely, such as using sidewalks,