Most Viewed Year 1914 - 75

Kiss between cameraman Luca Comerio and his wife. It is one of the very first films in which Kinemacolor technology, a pioneering system of...

We see images of shipbuilding, of the shipping traffic on the IJ and the Amstel, and the transfer and storage of goods.

The most earth-shattering news event of June 1914 seemed only a tremor at first, and took place far from any newsreel camera.

A necklace belonging to Mrs. Stuyvesant is stolen from Lawyer Smirney's office. It was smuggled in from China years before. Chief Knox is notified...

They loved each other when they were young. They were about to elope when Frank met with an accident which caused the loss of his memory. She pined...

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The fishing boat S. S. Langevaag sets out to the rich fishing grounds outside Aalesund on the West coast of Norway. The nets are set and pulled with...

King George V reviews the British fleet at Spithead in July 1914, as Britain steels herself for war.

Newsreel located during the Dawson City film find.

Pathé-Journal newsreel on the assassination of Franz Ferdinand of Austria, heir presumptive to the Austro-Hungarian throne, and his wife...

A platonic experiment as to how a young couple should make love fails when it ceases to be platonic.

Made in collaboration with government photographer Charles Martin, Native Life in the Philippines is a comprehensive ethnographic documentation of...

A shepherd, answering the question of some tourists why the ruined castle near which they were standing was named "Satan's Castle," tells them the...

Why breed skunks in Connecticut—or for that matter, why breed skunks at all? The terrain, climate, and proximity to New York City made the...