Home movie featuring the 28th International Eucharistic Congress (held June 20-24, 1926 in Chicago), as well as a family trip to Colorado.
John O., Florence, and three year-old son Jack Armstrong spend time with extended family and play horseshoes in the first home movie the family shot.
Home movie footage taken by the Armstrong family on a vacation to Florida, including scenes from the aftermath of a deadly Armstrong Family Collection
Home movie depicting Jack and Roger Armstrong as children, as well as a group of men posing flamboyantly with the geese and other game birds they h...
A series of brief shots capturing a family on vacation in Florida, with particular attention paid to Little Don, a baby. Little Don is seen being s...
Scenes from a vacation in Florida and a young child's development. Donald, a toddler, is shown playing with fallen leaves and a hose, and his mothe...
Contains a sequence with five women role-playing as suffragettes, most wearing 19th century dresses and skirts with one wearing a checkered pantsui...
A series of shots from vacations: lounging on a beach, going boating, and horseback riding in the mountains. The vacationers are happy-looking coup...
Home movie of a family gathering in the summertime to celebrate grandma's birthday. Features candid shots of adults conversing and a small child pl...
A home movie of a family, including two men, one in a military uniform, a young woman, and a baby; and a shot of a large body of water. The title d...
Home movie of a family vacation on the coast of Maine. Includes shots of lighthouses, a speedboat, and a multigenerational family.
Multigenerational family summer vacation footage. A toddler gazes at cows, amazed. Young man puts baby bonnet on head.
Footage of landscapes in Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming, and Craters of the Moon National Park, Idaho.