A silent home movie that shows an elderly woman as she enters and rides in a Rolls-Royce to a house. She then proceeds to pose performatively in va...
A silent home movie featuring children playing with their Christmas toys, a child’s third birthday party celebration, and families interacting outd...
![1941 circa: [Skeeter Slumber Party - Pony Rides]](https://collections.chicagofilmarchives.org/media/cfa/images/4/2/24846_ca_object_representations_media_4254_small.jpg)
Silent home movies that feature four sisters performatively posing, playing outside and enjoying carnival rides together, sometimes including their...
“The integrity of the home is one of the basic principles of American life. In this story Jim plans to leave home because of unpleasantness; before...
“The integrity of the home is one of the basic principles of American life. In this story Jim plans to leave home because of unpleasantness; before...
A visit to JoAnn Elam's apartment by two parents and a child, likely Ric, Jane, and Avery, respectively. In the kitchen they play with Avery and a ...
This footage contains scenes of the Koza family opening Christmas presents, and turkey dinner preparation in the kitchen.
This footage contains scenes of three generations of the Koza family celebrating Christmas. There is a presentation of their Christmas tree with pr...
A comedic home movie featuring Frank Koza Sr. playing a doctor, using props to pretend to give a physical exam to his wife, Albina. He then writes ...
This footage contains scenes of the Koza family sharing a Christmas dinner, afterwards visiting a relative's house with Christmas gifts, and sitti...
This footage contains scenes of the Koza family sharing a Christmas dinner, and scenes of the Koza family celebrating the New Year.
The Koza family partakes in leisurely activity and a Christmas holiday at home in the mid-1940s.
Shot on Super 8mm film, this home movie was made on one of Robert Dockum's trips to the farm in Hamilton, Ohio where he grew up. Dockum's two young...
This home movie, shot by Robert Dockum on Super 8mm film, opens with Dockum's sons, Todd and J.R., riding ponies at their grandparent's farm in Ham...
The first part of this home movie was made at the Dockums' home in Langley, Virginia. Robert's sons, Todd and J.R., and their newborn sister, Leah ...