Photograph of Gordon Knox, founder and president of the Princeton Film Center.

Photograph of Gordon Knox at the Princeton Film Center's original location in New Jersey.

Photograph of Gordon Knox (on the left) and Chet Huntley. Knox is holding a pipe and Huntley is holding a glass.

Photograph of Gordon Knox (on the left) and Chet Huntley on location with an unidentified man in the background.

Gordon Knox and Gunther von Fritsch filming Son of the Conquistadors in New Mexico in 1941. Fritsch and Knox are shown standing on the roof of a car looking over a camera on a tripod. A woman is visible behind the car seated behind another tripod. "100 Years, A New Mexico Film Celebration," is written in the top right corner.

Photograph of Gordon Knox and Gunther von Fritsch setting up to film in New Mexico. Fritsch and Knox are shown standing on the roof of a car looking over a camera on a tripod. A woman is visible behind the car seated behind another tripod.

Photograph taken at the Princeton Film Center in New Jersey at its original location.

Photograph taken at the Princeton Film Center in New Jersey at its original location.

Photograph of Gordon Knox standing in front of a microphone.

Photograph of Gordon Knox, Jack Schaefer and Hugh Downs. The photograph is blurry.

Photograph taken at the Princeton Film Center at its original location in New Jersey. Original caption: "Reviewing the script for the proposed television film series to be released in 1954 by Television Producers, Inc. in cooperation with U.S. Marine Corps. / (left to right) Henry Olmsted, Martin Jones, General Lemuel C. Shepard, Jr., Commandant, U.S. Marine Corps, Gordon Knox."

Photograph taken at the Princeton Film Center in New Jersey at its original location.

Photograph taken at the Princeton Film Center in New Jersey at its original location.

This short film depicts interviews of Greyhound Bus driver applicants. Both favorable and not-so-favorable qualities in applicants are discussed.

This film covers the design, testing, production, and South Pacific combat record of Grumman F6F fighter aircraft.

This film discusses the Grumman Gulfstream airplane, its construction, and the qualities that make it useful, specifically for traveling business men

Photograph taken at the Princeton Film Center in New Jersey, around the time that the original building first opened. Original caption: "Ham Holton".

Photograph taken at the Princeton Film Center in New Jersey, around the time that the original building first opened. In this photo, "Sure beats working!!" is written on the sole of Ham Holton's shoe, and the badge worn by the other man reads, "Central Engineering and Shop Areas Visitor's Pass".

Two photographs taken during the time that the Princeton Film Center was in Venezuela to film the series Venezuela on the March.

This short film briefly examines the impact of a factory on a town and its economy.

In this film, USAF storm chasers track and study a hurricane and are able to warn a city about the approaching storm.

This film briefly explores the history of the New York Wire Company and the making of aluminum wire screening.

This film explores how relationships between struggling communities and the Area Redevelopment Administration helped struggling local economies by creating new jobs.

This film contains home video footage and includes images of a car stuck on a beach and of a woman throwing snow balls into a canyon.