This home video documents artist Alan Annush performing his performance art piece, "Invasion," which involved interacting with visitors at the Metropolitan Museum of Art from within a 9-foot tall geodesic ball.

This home video documents musicians Bruce Channel, Delbert McClinton, Marvin "Smokey" Montgomery, and Major Bill Smith traveling in England for performances while also visiting historical sites. The film begins and ends with footage shot from an airplane and title cards announce the events and people featured in the film. This home movie was originally shot on motion picture film.

This home movie documents a family vacation to Niagara Falls and Washington, D.C.

This home video documents artist Alan Hannush in New York to perform his performance art piece, "Invasion," which involved interacting with museum patrons from within a 9-foot tall geodesic ball. This raw footage includes buildings and New York television news broadcasts shot from a hotel room, driving through New York City, and an airport. An extended portion of the videotape (at 62 min.) has no image.

This home video documents artist Alan Annush performing his performance art piece, "Invasion," which involved interacting with visitors at the Kimbell Art Museum and the Metropolitan Museum of Art from within a 9-foot tall geodesic ball.

Filmed at the Museum of Modern Art in New York, Vladimir Sokoloff introduces a young woman to some examples of modern art by Picasso, Chagall, Dali, and others and explains the motivations behind some of the techniques developed by the artists.

"This story is based upon the actual classroom experiences of Thomas J. Shelly, teacher of Economics and History in the Yonkers High School, Yonkers, New York. The American Economic Foundation is happy to present this example of how common sense combats economic fallacies" - from film.

This film tells the story of Bion Shively, the oldest man to win the Hambletonian Trotting Classic.