Uses dramatized live action photography as well as old photographs to trace the 20-year career of Abraham Lincoln in Springfield, Ill. (WorldCat)
A survey of the growth of American cities. Includes historical prints and early photographs of New York and Chicago juxtaposed with a montage of sc...
Metro!!! The School Without Walls (Rod Nordberg, 1970) is an eighteen-minute documentary about the Chicago Public High School for Metropol...
Metro!!! The School Without Walls (Rod Nordberg, 1970) is an eighteen-minute documentary about the Chicago Public High School for Metropol...
Metro!!! The School Without Walls (Rod Nordberg, 1970) is an eighteen-minute documentary about the Chicago Public High School for Metropol...
Metro!!! The School Without Walls (Rod Nordberg, 1970) is an eighteen-minute documentary about the Chicago Public High School for Metropol...
Metro!!! The School Without Walls (Rod Nordberg, 1970) is an eighteen-minute documentary about the Chicago Public High School for Metropol...
"It's a big building at about 2300 North on Clark; you can't miss it; it looks like the temple at Karnak. The film continues the animation emanatio...
"The one with all the ass. A lively abstraction of a sexy summer day in downtown Chicago." - Center Cinema Co-Op Filmmakers' Distribution Catal...
A short film depicting the white supremacist ideology of the National Socialist Party of America and its former leader, Frank Collin. The film adop...
Footage of Chicago's Maxwell Street, circa 1971, shot by an unknown filmmaker. The film is part of Tom Palazzolo’s extensive collection documenting...
Black and white footage capturing crowds of Chicago Bears fans celebrating the team's historic win in the city's downtown area (the Loop). The last...
Chicago artists Rodney Quiriconi, John Heinz, Marcia Daehn and Tom Palazzolo playfully film each other eating Celeste brand sausage pizza by candle...
![[1929, '30, '36: Heidkamp Home Movie Canister A]](https://collections.chicagofilmarchives.org/media/cfa/images/4/8/60939_ca_object_representations_media_4855_small.jpg)
Three separate Heidkamp home movies, from 1929, 1930, and 1936, each shot in Chicago.
![[1929 Aug, 1950 Jun: Heidkamp Home Movie Canister B]](https://collections.chicagofilmarchives.org/media/cfa/images/4/8/30586_ca_object_representations_media_4854_small.jpg)
Two separate Heidkamp home movies, one of Niagara Falls from June 1950 and one of downtown Chicago from August 1929.