This home movie documents a family's daily lives and activities including children posing with cats in a front yard and a woman showing off her flowers.

This home movie documents a family's daily lives and activities including their annual attendance of Camp Fire summer camp at Camp Val Verde in Waco, Texas. Footage includes people riding in a jeep, women in white uniforms raising an American flag, children doing art projects and playing tennis, a woman in a Texas Aggies shirt, women purchasing goods from a store, adult women costumed in sombreros and fake mustaches, and people swimming and fishing.

This home movie documents a family's daily lives and activities including gathering firewood in the snow, a family gathered outdoors in a front yard, a boy climbing a tree, and a boy playing basketball.

This home movie documents the daily lives and activities of a family including brief shots of a sign for Montoya, young Dia at school, and a boy fishing.

This home movie documents the daily lives and activities of a family including family playing outdoors with children on a swingset, wrestling, and riding bicycles (00:00-02:14), and a large Easter gathering with Easter egg hunting (02:14-03:44). The film concludes with footage of a girl and a boy posing for the camera in the front yard while a young boy tries to pin a corsage on the girl (03:44-04:00) and people playing with kittens and a dog.

This home movie documents a family's daily lives and activities including young boys climbing trees, a man posing in a graduation gown, and kittens.

This home movie documents the daily lives and activities of the Nelson Family including family members and a pet dog in a snow-covered residential neighborhood (00:00-02:12) and family observing an autumn landscape which may have been shot in Colorado (02:40-05:21). There is no image at 00:02:12-02:40.

This home movie documents the daily lives and activities of a a family including road trips to Colorado and New Mexico. The film begins with the family stopping at Richardson's Store and playing with a dog and chipmunk at a campsite. In New Mexico, the family observes the De Vargas Street House-- with a sign that reads "Oldest House in U.S.A," Hyde State Park, Bandalier National Monument, and Kit Carson's Grave. In Colorado, the family stops at the Continental Divide Monarch Pass, the Switzerland of America Lookout Point in Ouray, and Mesa Verde National Park. Back in New Mexico, the family stops Carson National Forest Campground. In Colorado, the family stops at Rio Grande National Forest and the town of Creede. The family returns to Texas, driving through the Panhandle region. The film concludes with an outdoor gathering of family members.

This home movie documents the Sammonds family at the (USAFA) United States Air Force Academy and includes footage of men flying planes and parachuting, drills and rifle spinning, airplanes taking off, family visiting a scenic overlook, children wearing Air Force Academy shirts, an outdoor gathering, snow-covered landscape, uniformed men hiking, and the Air Force vs. Army football game.

This home movie documents a family's daily lives and activities including camping in a trailer by a lake with footage of gathering and chopping wood, hunting Easter Eggs, posing with fish, and boating. The film also includes footage of children exiting a school building and playing on a park playground.

This home movie documents the daily lives and activities of the Cochran family including the family spending time at their boat house (00:00-01:56), a trip to Aquarena Springs in San Marcos, Texas (01:56-3:50), a visit to the San Antonio Zoo (04:21-8:42) and Battleship Texas (08:42-10:29), the family playing on the beach (10:29-11:32), and a trip to LBJ Ranch and Johnson City (11:32-12:30). The family observes the annual homecoming parade in Throckmorton, Texas on October 10, 1964 including floats, beauty queens, horseback riders, and a car carrying the campaign slogan "Goldwater '64. Bread and Water '65" (12:30-14:40) Footage also includes family members leaving an unidentified home (14:40-15:05), boys climbing on a cannon and Mrs. Cochran with Cheryl at unidentified locations (15:05-15:38),an unidentified woman painting on canvases (15:38-16:14), the family watching a historic reenactment from a train (16:14-17:03), and family members at an unidentified location (17:03-19:00). The film concludes with a parade in Throckmorton with a marching band and drill team, story book themed floats, and horseback riders (19:00-20:31) and a youth rodeo (20:31-22:57)

This home movie documents the daily lives and activities of the Peter Pauls Stewart family including the State Fair of Texas and a Christmas celebration. State Fair footage includes a tractor exhibit with the American premiere of the David Brown 990 Tractor, parade floats, and views of Fair Park shot from a Ferris Wheel.

Photograph of the exterior of the Palace Theatre in Fort Worth, Texas. The theatre marquee and advertisements announce the screening of "My Fair Lady."

Photograph of the exterior of the Palace Theatre in Fort Worth. The theatre marquee and advertisements announce the screening of "My Fair Lady."

Photograph of moviegoers awaiting entry to the Majestic Theatre in Dallas, Texas for tickets to a special preview show of the film "A Hard Day's Night." The theatre marquee advertises "The Carpetbaggers" and an additional sign advertises a special KLIF Beatle ticket preview sale. Also visible are other buildings in theatre row, including the Capri and the Tower theatres.

This home movie documents a fall talent show with Art Greenhaw as the emcee. The program includes musical performances by singers, guitarists and pianists as well as dance performances including a hula dancer, ballet, tap dancing, and baton twirling.

Film presents the story of laser technology from its initial development, through the present state of the art, to its future potential.

Film describing the history of industry in New Bedford, Mass., focusing on the decline of the textile industry. The film presents the planning, implementation, and results of New Bedford's initiatives to foster economic development and create new jobs.