USA - 1930s - Cab Calloway's band performs at the Cotton Club (narrated in 1956).
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USA - 1956 - A boy puts on socks and shoes. He shines his shoes and prepares to hang his clothes.
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USA - 1956 - A diagram of a flat boat is shown with a map overlaid. People meet at a cabin.
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USA - 1956 - A steam powered engine is demonstrated.
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USA - 1956 - A heating stove and Benjamin Franklin is shown then a map of Rhode Island.
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KOREA - 1956 - in this drama, an officer gives a captain the good news that his wife gave birth to a baby boy. The man is relieved, sharing with the officer that his wife has a rheumatic heart.
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KOREA - 1956 - in this drama, a captain speaks to an injured soldier, and a long-time friend, in a military hospital tent, and says goodbye. Then he goes outside and stands next to his jeep, burdened with thoughts.
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KOREA - 1956 - in this drama, a captain checks on the status of his men. A lieutenant asks him a few questions, curious about some details, but then the captain is called away.
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KOREA - 1956 - in this drama, a nurse leaves a military hospital tent to speak to the captain who is about to leave in his jeep. She tells the troubled man that she is getting people to look for his missing wife, for which he is very grateful.
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KOREA - 1956 - in this drama, a captain sits at an injured soldier's bedside in a military hospital tent during the Korean War. The soldier, a long-time friend, speaks about past battles they have been in, comparing them to the current one.
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USA - 1956 - In this western, a frontier battle between Native Americans and white men happens at a wooden fort. Native Americans retreat from the fight. Women tend to a hurt Native who dies.
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USA - 1956 - In this western, a young girl come on to a young man as another man watches. She offers to give him pointers and the other man helps him out.
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USA - 1956 - In this western, crucified men speak. A white man runs through Native Americans as they strike him with tomahawks. They fight and drums play. The white man grabs a bow and the drums stop.
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USA - 1956 - In this western, a Native American tribe meet with British soldiers and play drums. A chef shows the white men gunpowder in a barrel accusing them of not being peaceful.
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USA - 1956 - In this western, a man carries a gun from a waterfall. Native Americans run through the woods and he climbs down a vine to the bottom of the waterfall.
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US - 1956 - in this drama, a woman sitting on a bench in a park cries when she sees a couple kiss. A man joins her, showing concern, and he charmingly introduces himself to her, even making her smile.
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MINNESOTA - 1956 - The transparent high-altitude balloon flies over farmlands, rivers and fields in Minnesota. An aircraft is seen flying below the balloon.
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MINNESOTA - 1956 - Parts attached to a transparent balloon envelope prior to balloon launch. The high-altitude balloon is being inflated.
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1956 - Girl Scouts play a pantomime game.
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1956 - Girl Scouts do artwork outside with crayon etchings, drawings, and burlap patchwork.
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1956 - Girl Scout patrol leaders plan on activities they'd like to do in the coming year.
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USA - 1956 - A woman pours juice into a punch bowl. A boy looks at the container.
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USA - 1956 - A mother and son look at pineapple and orange juice cans. They look at the measurements on the sides and she uses a can opener.
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1956 - Girl Scouts learn to perform the song "Greensleeves."
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USA - 1956 - In this docudrama, doctors are lit in surgery. A clock changes time.
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USA - 1956 - The ghost of a farmer from an ancient civilization looks over his now-barren olive groves.
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USA - 1956 - In this western, a frontier battle between Native Americans and white men happens at a wooden fort. A flaming arrow misses a man. Native Americans charge and light the fort on fire.
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USA - 1956 - Stop-motion animation is used to show all the plastic goods used in a kitchen and dining room.
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USA - 1956 - A montage shows ways mankind ruins potential farmland by building airports, suburbs and mines.
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1956 - Marty Robbins plays a song called Knee Deep In The Blus on Country Style USA.
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USA - 1956 - In this crime drama, a woman blocks a window with a towel and her husband sleeps in bed. She blocks another window in the kitchen.
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USA - 1956 - In this crime drama, a man and woman enter a kitchen and she pours them coffee. He takes out a gas mask from a box and shows her how to put it on.
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USA - 1940s - Johnnie "Scat" Davis concludes singing "Praise the Lord and Pass the Ammunition" (narrated in 1956).
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USA - 1940s - Ina Ray Hutton's all-female jazz band begins a performance of "Truck It" (narrated in 1956).
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USA - 1956 - A man pours cotton from a scale onto newspaper. A boy pulls boxes of nails off a table and pours them on the scale. They get to 1 pound of iron and pour the nails on the newspaper.
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USA - 1930s - Duke Ellington's band plays at the Cotton Club while a narrator lists off some of the musicians he taught (narrated in 1956).
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USA - 1956 - In this western, a white man falls dead as Native Americans run down a hill. Men in a fort prepare for an attack. Native Americans charge forward. Both sides fire guns and men throw fireballs out of the fort.
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USA - 1956 - In this western, two men argue in a wooden room. Native Americans sing and dance around fires while playing drums. A chief declares war against the white man. British soldiers stand guard.
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NEW ENGLAND - 1961 - A copy of the 1956 Library Services Act. A librarian neatly sorting and putting away books in the library.
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US - 1956 - in this romance, a woman tells her friend that her feelings are due to spring being in the air, rather than love.
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1956 - Premier Bulganin and Nikita Khrushchev are invited to London (narrated in 1965).
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1956 - An art instructor explains to a Girl Scout troop leader that children see the world differently from adults, and will thus create more imaginative art.
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1956 - Vehicular and pedestrian traffic in New York City.
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USA - 1956 - Early steam locomotives are shown pulling wagons. A map of routes is displayed.
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1956 - Girl Scouts make jelly for a picnic.
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NEW YORK CITY AND JAPAN - 1956 - Japan is admitted as a member of the United Nations and parades are held in Japanese and American "sister cities."
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1956 - An integrated Girl Scout troop puts up a display of their own artwork, made with myriad different mediums.
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1956 - Girl Scouts pick different materials and mediums for an art project.