Ellwood F. Hoffmann (1885-1966) Home Movie Collection Ellwood Hoffmann dropped out of school in 6th grade and went to work sweeping the floors at a hosiery mill for 25 cents/week. Eventually, he started his own silk stocking factory in Philadelphia – Lucille Hosiery. He retired at age 50 and pursued his hobbies – tennis, gardening and filmmaking. He visited all 50 states and Mexico and Canada filming with a camera mounted to the dashboard of his car. Many groups, including the horticultural...
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Topic: Home movies
1,980
2.0K
Nov 29, 2021
11/21
Nov 29, 2021
by
Arthur H. Smith
movies
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An edited home movie by Arthur H. Smith of Smith's later years, living with his wife Blanche in Big Bear Lake, California, including a description of his filmmaking process. This file includes "Last Reel II," (1991) a silent reel of outtakes and stills. Arthur Smith was born in Silver Spring, Nevada in 1909 and passed away in 2000 after having lived in the Bay Area and Big Bear Lake, California. According to his typewritten autobiography, after high school he began working for the...
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Topics: Arthur H. Smith, Amateur film, Big Bear Lake, California, Filmmaking
1,135
1.1K
Nov 29, 2021
11/21
Nov 29, 2021
by
Arthur H. Smith
movies
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Arthur Smith was born in Silver Spring, Nevada in 1909 and passed away in 2000 after having lived in the Bay Area and Big Bear Lake, California. According to his typewritten autobiography, after high school he began working for the Pacific Telephone Company as a telephone repairman. He was asked by the company to make a sponsored film for them, and he was later promoted to first level management at Pacific Telephone. Smith produced a variety of instructional and safety films for the Bell...
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Topics: Amateur films, Arthur H. Smith, Film history
814
814
Nov 29, 2021
11/21
Nov 29, 2021
by
Arthur H. Smith
movies
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Arthur Smith was born in Silver Spring, Nevada in 1909 and passed away in 2000 after having lived in the Bay Area and Big Bear Lake, California. According to his typewritten autobiography, after high school he began working for the Pacific Telephone Company as a telephone repairman. He was asked by the company to make a sponsored film for them, and he was later promoted to first level management at Pacific Telephone. Smith produced a variety of instructional and safety films for the Bell...
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Topics: Amateur films, Arthur H. Smith, Autobiographies
Ellwood F. Hoffmann (1885-1966) Home Movie Collection Ellwood Hoffmann dropped out of school in 6th grade and went to work sweeping the floors at a hosiery mill for 25 cents/week. Eventually, he started his own silk stocking factory in Philadelphia – Lucille Hosiery. He retired at age 50 and pursued his hobbies – tennis, gardening and filmmaking. He visited all 50 states and Mexico and Canada filming with a camera mounted to the dashboard of his car. Many groups, including the horticultural...
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Topic: Home movies
The Center For Home Movies
1,152
1.2K
Feb 8, 2021
02/21
Feb 8, 2021
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Henry & Elizabeth Dewenter
movies
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Henry John Dewenter was born in Peckelsheim, Germany in 1884. Elizabeth Auer was born in Austria in 1889. Both immigrated to the US in 1907. They were married in 1914 in Los Angeles. They purchased land in Southern California, and oil was discovered on the property. They built up an orange ranch north of La Verne, California, now on the National Register of Historic Places (listed as the DeWenter Ranch/DeWenter Mansion). The elder Henry Dewenter passed away in LA in 1954 and Elizabeth passed...
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Topic: Home movies
The Center For Home Movies
2,963
3.0K
Feb 7, 2021
02/21
Feb 7, 2021
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Henry & Elizabeth Dewenter
movies
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Henry John Dewenter was born in Peckelsheim, Germany in 1884. Elizabeth Auer was born in Austria in 1889. Both immigrated to the US in 1907. They were married in 1914 in Los Angeles. They purchased land in Southern California, and oil was discovered on the property. They built up an orange ranch north of La Verne, California, now on the National Register of Historic Places (listed as the DeWenter Ranch/DeWenter Mansion). The elder Henry Dewenter passed away in LA in 1954 and Elizabeth passed...
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Topic: Home movies
14,030
14K
Jan 28, 2021
01/21
Jan 28, 2021
movies
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Unidentified Super 8 surgery film. Donated to the Center for Home Movies collection by the Tennessee Archive of Moving Image and Sound.
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Topics: home movie, surgery
Ellwood F. Hoffmann (1885-1966) Home Movie Collection Ellwood Hoffmann dropped out of school in 6th grade and went to work sweeping the floors at a hosiery mill for 25 cents/week. Eventually, he started his own silk stocking factory in Philadelphia – Lucille Hosiery. He retired at age 50 and pursued his hobbies – tennis, gardening and filmmaking. He visited all 50 states and Mexico and Canada filming with a camera mounted to the dashboard of his car. Many groups, including the horticultural...
( 1 reviews )
Topic: Home movies
The Center For Home Movies
1,964
2.0K
Dec 18, 2020
12/20
Dec 18, 2020
by
Henry & Elizabeth Dewenter
movies
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Henry John Dewenter was born in Peckelsheim, Germany in 1884. Elizabeth Auer was born in Austria in 1889. Both immigrated to the US in 1907. They were married in 1914 in Los Angeles. They purchased land in Southern California, and oil was discovered on the property. They built up an orange ranch north of La Verne, California, now on the National Register of Historic Places (listed as the DeWenter Ranch/DeWenter Mansion). The elder Henry Dewenter passed away in LA in 1954 and Elizabeth passed...
( 2 reviews )
Topic: home movies
13,432
13K
Oct 22, 2020
10/20
Oct 22, 2020
by
Unknown
movies
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This film was found in the basement of a vacating business in Rochester, New York in 2004. The decomposition of the emulsion, combined with the vivid color and movements of the carnival rides, creates a beautiful film reminiscent of the work of filmmakers Peter Delpeut and Bill Morrison. Also available on the DVD "Living Room Cinema: Films From Home Movie Day, Vol. I"
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4,176
4.2K
Aug 15, 2019
08/19
Aug 15, 2019
by
Wallace Kelly
movies
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Reel #4 from Wallace Kelly's 1939 trip through the Western United States. Kelly, a newspaperman from Lebanon, Kentucky, was also an accomplished photographer, painter, and writer. He began shooting film in 1929 and continued until the 1950s. His film "Our Day" was named to the National Film Registry in 2007. This reel was preserved by the Center for Home Movies with funds from the National Film Preservation Foundation.
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Topics: Home movie, Amateur film, Utah, Yellowstone, Mt. Rushmore, Wallace Kelly
The Center For Home Movies
338
338
Jan 31, 2019
01/19
Jan 31, 2019
by
Henry & Elizabeth Dewenter
movies
eye 338
favorite 0
comment 1
Henry John Dewenter was born in Peckelsheim, Germany in 1884. Elizabeth Auer was born in Austria in 1889. Both immigrated to the US in 1907. They were married in 1914 in Los Angeles. They purchased land in Southern California, and oil was discovered on the property. They built up an orange ranch north of La Verne, California, now on the National Register of Historic Places (listed as the DeWenter Ranch/DeWenter Mansion). The elder Henry Dewenter passed away in LA in 1954 and Elizabeth passed...
( 1 reviews )
Topic: Home movies
2,786
2.8K
Jan 19, 2018
01/18
Jan 19, 2018
by
Robbins Barstow
movies
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Barstows visit the 1962 Seattle World's Fair, Olympic National Park.
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Topics: home movie, Barstow Travel Adventure, Seattle World's Fair
1,156
1.2K
Jan 3, 2018
01/18
Jan 3, 2018
by
Arthur H. Smith
movies
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Arthur Smith was born in Silver Spring, Nevada in 1909 and passed away in 2000 after having lived in the Bay Area and Big Bear Lake, California. According to his typewritten autobiography, after high school he began working for the Pacific Telephone Company as a telephone repairman. He was asked by the company to make a sponsored film for them, and he was later promoted to first level management at Pacific Telephone. Smith produced a variety of instructional and safety films for the Bell...
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Topics: Amateur films, Arthur H. Smith, Christmas
1,688
1.7K
Nov 25, 2017
11/17
Nov 25, 2017
movies
eye 1,688
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comment 1
West Virginia Family - Niagara Falls, Baseball Game Donated to the Center for Home Movies collection by the Tennessee Archive of Moving Image and Sound.
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Topics: home movies, Niagara Falls, Baseball game
1,742
1.7K
Nov 22, 2017
11/17
Nov 22, 2017
by
Diminuco family
movies
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Terrance Wedding, Pelligrino Wedding. Diminucos Home Movies From Lew Diminuco Home Movie Collection, the Center for Home Movies.
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Topics: home movie, amateur film, wedding
3,995
4.0K
Jul 12, 2017
07/17
Jul 12, 2017
movies
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comment 1
Collection of unidentified home movies purchased at an auction in Walla Walla, Washington.
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Topics: Home movies, Farms
1,885
1.9K
Jul 12, 2017
07/17
Jul 12, 2017
movies
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Collection of unidentified home movies purchased at an auction in Walla Walla, Washington. Originally labeled: "Earl V. family; Harvest '49; Well drilling; Rose Parade '49; Mike's family; Clare, Maureen, Maurice"
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Topics: Home movies, Farms, Parades
4,124
4.1K
Jun 8, 2017
06/17
Jun 8, 2017
by
Wallace Kelly
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Reel #1 of the Kelly family's (Mattie, Oliver, Mabel and Wallace) 1937 trip west, including Dust Bowl scenes, the construction of Mt. Rushmore and Native American scenes. Kelly, a newspaperman from Lebanon, Kentucky, was also an accomplished photographer, painter, and writer. He began shooting film in 1929 and continued until the 1950s. His film "Our Day" was named to the National Film Registry in 2007. This reel was preserved by the Center for Home Movies with funds from the National...
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Topics: Home movie, Amateur film, Mt. Rushmore, Yellowstone, Wallace Kelly
2,336
2.3K
Jun 5, 2017
06/17
Jun 5, 2017
by
Robbins Barstow
movies
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An eight week Western camping trip in the summer of 1936 by seven boys from the Hartford, Connecticut area, under the leadership of Ken Strong, a Hartford Seminary graduate. Filmed by then teenage amateur movie maker Robbins Barstow (1919-2010). Transferred from original 1,200' 16mm film.
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Topics: home movie, Barstow Travel Adventure
2,792
2.8K
May 30, 2017
05/17
May 30, 2017
by
Rodney K. Ketcham
movies
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comment 1
Ketcham family trip to England and France, 1937-1938, and road trip from Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania to Mexico, 1939. Rodney K. Ketcham Collection: This large collection of 8mm and 16mm amateur films by Rodney Kenneth Ketcham is familial, yet international, in scope, showing both travel throughout the United States and abroad and domestic home movie scenes. Content notes are from Dr. Ketcham’s daughter Jerri Ketcham McDermott. Dr. Rodney Kenneth Ketcham (1909-2002), grew up in Lestershire, New...
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Topic: Home movies
545
545
May 27, 2017
05/17
May 27, 2017
by
Diminuco family
movies
eye 545
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comment 1
Diminuco Home Movies 1952 July 26 DuBois Picnic at Webster Park
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1,917
1.9K
May 26, 2017
05/17
May 26, 2017
movies
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comment 1
[West Virginia Family - Birthdays and Christmas] Donated to the Center for Home Movies collection by the Tennessee Archive of Moving Image and Sound.
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Topics: home movies, Christmas, birthday
3,180
3.2K
May 26, 2017
05/17
May 26, 2017
movies
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comment 1
Collection of unidentified home movies purchased at an auction in Walla Walla, Washington. Originally labeled "Pups, '49; Big snow, '49; O[?], '55; Ben, Helen, Mat[?], Carl, Grace; Cal[?] '53, Virginia & Betty"
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Topic: Home movies
2,298
2.3K
May 25, 2017
05/17
May 25, 2017
movies
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comment 1
Collection of unidentified home movies purchased at an auction in Walla Walla, Washington. Originally labeled "Pear Pick, '52 & One Man Show, '53, Fair Parade, '53"
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Topics: Home movies, Farms, Parades
1,202
1.2K
May 25, 2017
05/17
May 25, 2017
by
Ellwood F. Hoffmann
movies
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comment 1
1943 home movie footage of War Bonds Parade and Rally in Philadelphia PA - featuring Mickey Rooney, Lucille Ball, Harpo Marx and more. A big fire. Civil defense training. Ellwood F. Hoffmann (1885-1966) Home Movie Collection Ellwood Hoffmann dropped out of school in 6th grade and went to work sweeping the floors at a hosiery mill for 25 cents/week. Eventually, he started his own silk stocking factory in Philadelphia – Lucille Hosiery. He retired at age 50 and pursued his hobbies – tennis,...
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Topics: amateur film, home movies
947
947
Apr 14, 2017
04/17
Apr 14, 2017
by
Kilker
movies
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Robert Leo Kilker, Jr. of Kansas City organized ski trips by the Kansas City Ski Club and other trips to Europe and the Middle East. 8mm film of trip by the Kansas City Ski Club, from the Kansas City airport to Garmisch, Germany for a ski trip in the Alps in the early 1960s.
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Topics: Home movies, Skiing
1,283
1.3K
Apr 13, 2017
04/17
Apr 13, 2017
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Robbins Barstow
movies
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Barstow vacation to Alaska in 1973. Filmed and edited by Robbins Barstow (1919-2010) of Wethersfield, Connecticut.
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Topics: home movie, Barstow Travel Adventure
1,437
1.4K
Apr 13, 2017
04/17
Apr 13, 2017
movies
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comment 1
Unidentified orphan 8mm home movie reel. River cruise aboard the "Shanghai Lil." Donated to the Center for Home Movies collection by the Tennessee Archive of Moving Image and Sound.
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Topic: home movies
6,127
6.1K
Apr 13, 2017
04/17
Apr 13, 2017
movies
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comment 1
Unidentified orphan 8mm home movie reel, circa 1950. Donated to the Center for Home Movies collection by the Tennessee Archive of Moving Image and Sound.
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Topic: Home movies
2,403
2.4K
Apr 9, 2017
04/17
Apr 9, 2017
by
Rodney K. Ketcham
movies
eye 2,403
favorite 23
comment 1
Ketcham family home scenes, New York and Pennsylvania, 1946-1958, and 1958 trip through U.S. South, including stop at Graceland, Memphis. Rodney K. Ketcham Collection: This large collection of 8mm and 16mm amateur films by Rodney Kenneth Ketcham is familial, yet international, in scope, showing both travel throughout the United States and abroad and domestic home movie scenes. Content notes are from Dr. Ketcham’s daughter Jerri Ketcham McDermott. Dr. Rodney Kenneth Ketcham (1909-2002), grew...
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Topic: Home movies
1,744
1.7K
Nov 7, 2016
11/16
Nov 7, 2016
by
Robbins Barstow
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The Barstow family's vacation to Haiti and Puerto Rico in February 1970. Filmed and edited by Robbins Barstow (1919-2010) of Wethersfield, Connecticut.
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Topics: home movie, Barstow Travel Adventure
2,307
2.3K
Nov 2, 2016
11/16
Nov 2, 2016
by
Ellwood F. Hoffmann
movies
eye 2,307
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comment 3
1935 home movies featuring Babe Ruth with the Boston Braves, playing against the Philadelphia Phillies. Ellwood F. Hoffmann (1885-1966) Home Movie Collection Ellwood Hoffmann dropped out of school in 6th grade and went to work sweeping the floors at a hosiery mill for 25 cents/week. Eventually, he started his own silk stocking factory in Philadelphia – Lucille Hosiery. He retired at age 50 and pursued his hobbies – tennis, gardening and filmmaking. He visited all 50 states and Mexico and...
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Topics: home movies, amateur film, Babe Ruth, football
4,261
4.3K
Apr 29, 2016
04/16
Apr 29, 2016
movies
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favorite 9
comment 2
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3,929
3.9K
Apr 20, 2016
04/16
Apr 20, 2016
movies
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favorite 9
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Unidentified orphaned amateur film of East Lansing, Michigan and Michigan State University, purchased on an online auction and donated to the Center for Home Movies. See also [East Lansing, Reel 2]
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Topics: Home movies, East Lansing, Michigan
6,635
6.6K
Sep 22, 2014
09/14
Sep 22, 2014
by
Wallace Kelly
movies
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comment 4
This reel from 1930 is possibly the first film shot by Wallace Kelly (1910-1988) and documents his train trip from Kentucky to Cincinnati to New York City, with scenes of Times Square at night, the Statute of Liberty, elevated trains and city streets, and a family outing with Percy Johnson, the president of Chemical Bank. Kelly, a newspaperman from Lebanon, Kentucky, was also an accomplished photographer, painter, and writer. He began shooting film in 1929 and continued until the 1950s. His...
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Topics: Home movies, Amateur films, Kentucky, New York City, Wallace Kelly
3,628
3.6K
Feb 18, 2014
02/14
Feb 18, 2014
by
Rodney K. Ketcham
movies
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comment 1
Ketcham family home movies. Home scenes, Beaver Falls, Pennsylvania and road trips to Colorado, 1941 and 1942, and Florida, 1941. Rodney K. Ketcham Collection: This large collection of 8mm and 16mm amateur films by Rodney Kenneth Ketcham is familial, yet international, in scope, showing both travel throughout the United States and abroad and domestic home movie scenes. Content notes are from Dr. Ketcham’s daughter Jerri Ketcham McDermott. Dr. Rodney Kenneth Ketcham (1909-2002), grew up in...
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Topic: Home movies
15,593
16K
Jan 12, 2014
01/14
Jan 12, 2014
by
Wallace Kelly
movies
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Named to the National Film Registry in 2007, "Our Day" is a day-in-the-life portrait of the Kelly family of Lebanon, Kentucky. Wallace Kelly's amateur cast was made up of his mother, wife, brother, and pet terrier. The film documents a modern home inhabited by adults with sophisticated interests and simple ones. Kelly, a newspaperman, was also an accomplished photographer, painter, and writer. He began shooting film in 1929 and continued until the 1950s.
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Topics: home movie, amateur film, National Film Registry, Kentucky, Wallace Kelly
5,575
5.6K
Oct 23, 2012
10/12
Oct 23, 2012
by
Unknown
movies
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favorite 23
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This found film, presumably taken by an American tourist, leads us around Havana in the mid-1950s. A narrated version of the film can be viewed at www.livingroomcinemadvd.com.
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7,241
7.2K
Sep 13, 2012
09/12
Sep 13, 2012
movies
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favorite 9
comment 1
Collection of unidentified home movies purchased at an auction in Walla Walla, Washington. Includes scenes of helicopters, biplanes and airplanes (including one Alaska Airlines plane).
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Topics: Home movies, Airplanes
1,495
1.5K
Jun 3, 2012
06/12
Jun 3, 2012
by
Arthur H. Smith
movies
eye 1,495
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The "Personal Pictures" series contains eight reels of edited home movies. Arthur Smith was born in Silver Spring, Nevada in 1909 and passed away in 2000 after having lived in the Bay Area and Big Bear Lake, California. According to his typewritten autobiography, after high school he began working for the Pacific Telephone Company as a telephone repairman. He was asked by the company to make a sponsored film for them, and he was later promoted to first level management at Pacific...
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Topics: Amateur films, Arthur H. Smith, Home movies
13,475
13K
May 17, 2010
05/10
May 17, 2010
by
June D. Drake
movies
eye 13,475
favorite 19
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Produced in November of 1927 by Silverton, OR photographer June Drake with the assistance of Albert Adams, owner of the local theatre known locally as "The Palace." The original Palace burned down and was re-built in the 1930s. This film depicts a number of different scenes of Silverton life in the 1920s. Starting off with a scene of Eugene Field Elementary, with staff and the administration of Silverton School District. The film is not complete, ending less than halfway through, (the...
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Topics: home movie, Silverton, Oregon
Ellwood F. Hoffmann (1885-1966) Home Movie Collection Ellwood Hoffmann dropped out of school in 6th grade and went to work sweeping the floors at a hosiery mill for 25 cents/week. Eventually, he started his own silk stocking factory in Philadelphia – Lucille Hosiery. He retired at age 50 and pursued his hobbies – tennis, gardening and filmmaking. He visited all 50 states and Mexico and Canada filming with a camera mounted to the dashboard of his car. Many groups, including the horticultural...
Topic: Home movies
Ellwood F. Hoffmann (1885-1966) Home Movie Collection Ellwood Hoffmann dropped out of school in 6th grade and went to work sweeping the floors at a hosiery mill for 25 cents/week. Eventually, he started his own silk stocking factory in Philadelphia – Lucille Hosiery. He retired at age 50 and pursued his hobbies – tennis, gardening and filmmaking. He visited all 50 states and Mexico and Canada filming with a camera mounted to the dashboard of his car. Many groups, including the horticultural...
Topic: Home movies
Ellwood F. Hoffmann (1885-1966) Home Movie Collection Ellwood Hoffmann dropped out of school in 6th grade and went to work sweeping the floors at a hosiery mill for 25 cents/week. Eventually, he started his own silk stocking factory in Philadelphia – Lucille Hosiery. He retired at age 50 and pursued his hobbies – tennis, gardening and filmmaking. He visited all 50 states and Mexico and Canada filming with a camera mounted to the dashboard of his car. Many groups, including the horticultural...
Topic: Home movies
Ellwood F. Hoffmann (1885-1966) Home Movie Collection Ellwood Hoffmann dropped out of school in 6th grade and went to work sweeping the floors at a hosiery mill for 25 cents/week. Eventually, he started his own silk stocking factory in Philadelphia – Lucille Hosiery. He retired at age 50 and pursued his hobbies – tennis, gardening and filmmaking. He visited all 50 states and Mexico and Canada filming with a camera mounted to the dashboard of his car. Many groups, including the horticultural...
Topic: Home movies
Ellwood F. Hoffmann (1885-1966) Home Movie Collection Ellwood Hoffmann dropped out of school in 6th grade and went to work sweeping the floors at a hosiery mill for 25 cents/week. Eventually, he started his own silk stocking factory in Philadelphia – Lucille Hosiery. He retired at age 50 and pursued his hobbies – tennis, gardening and filmmaking. He visited all 50 states and Mexico and Canada filming with a camera mounted to the dashboard of his car. Many groups, including the horticultural...
Topic: Home movies
Ellwood F. Hoffmann (1885-1966) Home Movie Collection Ellwood Hoffmann dropped out of school in 6th grade and went to work sweeping the floors at a hosiery mill for 25 cents/week. Eventually, he started his own silk stocking factory in Philadelphia – Lucille Hosiery. He retired at age 50 and pursued his hobbies – tennis, gardening and filmmaking. He visited all 50 states and Mexico and Canada filming with a camera mounted to the dashboard of his car. Many groups, including the horticultural...
Topic: Home movies
Ellwood F. Hoffmann (1885-1966) Home Movie Collection Ellwood Hoffmann dropped out of school in 6th grade and went to work sweeping the floors at a hosiery mill for 25 cents/week. Eventually, he started his own silk stocking factory in Philadelphia – Lucille Hosiery. He retired at age 50 and pursued his hobbies – tennis, gardening and filmmaking. He visited all 50 states and Mexico and Canada filming with a camera mounted to the dashboard of his car. Many groups, including the horticultural...
Topic: Home movies
Ellwood F. Hoffmann (1885-1966) Home Movie Collection Ellwood Hoffmann dropped out of school in 6th grade and went to work sweeping the floors at a hosiery mill for 25 cents/week. Eventually, he started his own silk stocking factory in Philadelphia – Lucille Hosiery. He retired at age 50 and pursued his hobbies – tennis, gardening and filmmaking. He visited all 50 states and Mexico and Canada filming with a camera mounted to the dashboard of his car. Many groups, including the horticultural...
Topic: Home movies
Ellwood F. Hoffmann (1885-1966) Home Movie Collection Ellwood Hoffmann dropped out of school in 6th grade and went to work sweeping the floors at a hosiery mill for 25 cents/week. Eventually, he started his own silk stocking factory in Philadelphia – Lucille Hosiery. He retired at age 50 and pursued his hobbies – tennis, gardening and filmmaking. He visited all 50 states and Mexico and Canada filming with a camera mounted to the dashboard of his car. Many groups, including the horticultural...
Topic: Home movies
Ellwood F. Hoffmann (1885-1966) Home Movie Collection Ellwood Hoffmann dropped out of school in 6th grade and went to work sweeping the floors at a hosiery mill for 25 cents/week. Eventually, he started his own silk stocking factory in Philadelphia – Lucille Hosiery. He retired at age 50 and pursued his hobbies – tennis, gardening and filmmaking. He visited all 50 states and Mexico and Canada filming with a camera mounted to the dashboard of his car. Many groups, including the horticultural...
Topic: Home movies
Ellwood F. Hoffmann (1885-1966) Home Movie Collection Ellwood Hoffmann dropped out of school in 6th grade and went to work sweeping the floors at a hosiery mill for 25 cents/week. Eventually, he started his own silk stocking factory in Philadelphia – Lucille Hosiery. He retired at age 50 and pursued his hobbies – tennis, gardening and filmmaking. He visited all 50 states and Mexico and Canada filming with a camera mounted to the dashboard of his car. Many groups, including the horticultural...
Topic: Home movies
Ellwood F. Hoffmann (1885-1966) Home Movie Collection Ellwood Hoffmann dropped out of school in 6th grade and went to work sweeping the floors at a hosiery mill for 25 cents/week. Eventually, he started his own silk stocking factory in Philadelphia – Lucille Hosiery. He retired at age 50 and pursued his hobbies – tennis, gardening and filmmaking. He visited all 50 states and Mexico and Canada filming with a camera mounted to the dashboard of his car. Many groups, including the horticultural...
Topic: Home movies
Ellwood F. Hoffmann (1885-1966) Home Movie Collection Ellwood Hoffmann dropped out of school in 6th grade and went to work sweeping the floors at a hosiery mill for 25 cents/week. Eventually, he started his own silk stocking factory in Philadelphia – Lucille Hosiery. He retired at age 50 and pursued his hobbies – tennis, gardening and filmmaking. He visited all 50 states and Mexico and Canada filming with a camera mounted to the dashboard of his car. Many groups, including the horticultural...
Topic: Home movies
Ellwood F. Hoffmann (1885-1966) Home Movie Collection Ellwood Hoffmann dropped out of school in 6th grade and went to work sweeping the floors at a hosiery mill for 25 cents/week. Eventually, he started his own silk stocking factory in Philadelphia – Lucille Hosiery. He retired at age 50 and pursued his hobbies – tennis, gardening and filmmaking. He visited all 50 states and Mexico and Canada filming with a camera mounted to the dashboard of his car. Many groups, including the horticultural...
Topic: Home movies
Ellwood F. Hoffmann (1885-1966) Home Movie Collection Ellwood Hoffmann dropped out of school in 6th grade and went to work sweeping the floors at a hosiery mill for 25 cents/week. Eventually, he started his own silk stocking factory in Philadelphia – Lucille Hosiery. He retired at age 50 and pursued his hobbies – tennis, gardening and filmmaking. He visited all 50 states and Mexico and Canada filming with a camera mounted to the dashboard of his car. Many groups, including the horticultural...
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Ellwood F. Hoffmann (1885-1966) Home Movie Collection Ellwood Hoffmann dropped out of school in 6th grade and went to work sweeping the floors at a hosiery mill for 25 cents/week. Eventually, he started his own silk stocking factory in Philadelphia – Lucille Hosiery. He retired at age 50 and pursued his hobbies – tennis, gardening and filmmaking. He visited all 50 states and Mexico and Canada filming with a camera mounted to the dashboard of his car. Many groups, including the horticultural...
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Ellwood F. Hoffmann (1885-1966) Home Movie Collection Ellwood Hoffmann dropped out of school in 6th grade and went to work sweeping the floors at a hosiery mill for 25 cents/week. Eventually, he started his own silk stocking factory in Philadelphia – Lucille Hosiery. He retired at age 50 and pursued his hobbies – tennis, gardening and filmmaking. He visited all 50 states and Mexico and Canada filming with a camera mounted to the dashboard of his car. Many groups, including the horticultural...
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Ellwood F. Hoffmann (1885-1966) Home Movie Collection Ellwood Hoffmann dropped out of school in 6th grade and went to work sweeping the floors at a hosiery mill for 25 cents/week. Eventually, he started his own silk stocking factory in Philadelphia – Lucille Hosiery. He retired at age 50 and pursued his hobbies – tennis, gardening and filmmaking. He visited all 50 states and Mexico and Canada filming with a camera mounted to the dashboard of his car. Many groups, including the horticultural...
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Robert Leo Kilker, Jr. of Kansas City organized ski trips by the Kansas City Ski Club and other trips to Europe and the Middle East. 8mm reel of ski trip to Crested Butte, Colorado, from Kansas City by train in early 1960s, including footage of a cross country ski race.
Topics: Home movies, Skiing
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Robert Leo Kilker, Jr. of Kansas City organized ski trips by the Kansas City Ski Club and other trips to Europe and the Middle East. From 8mm silent reversal original films. Pt. 1: Italy to Beirut in mid-60s. Historical sites in Rome, Istanbul and then Beirut. 400ft. Pt. 2: Beirut to Damascus, Syria, and then on to Jerusalem and Jericho with footage of Christian historical sites. 400ft. Pt. 3: Jordan to Cairo, including Egyptian historical sites (Giza plateau, city of Cairo) and then returning...
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The "Personal Pictures" series contains eight reels of edited home movies. Arthur Smith was born in Silver Spring, Nevada in 1909 and passed away in 2000 after having lived in the Bay Area and Big Bear Lake, California. According to his typewritten autobiography, after high school he began working for the Pacific Telephone Company as a telephone repairman. He was asked by the company to make a sponsored film for them, and he was later promoted to first level management at Pacific...
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Amateur travelogue of San Francisco. Arthur Smith was born in Silver Spring, Nevada in 1909 and passed away in 2000 after having lived in the Bay Area and Big Bear Lake, California. According to his typewritten autobiography, after high school he began working for the Pacific Telephone Company as a telephone repairman. He was asked by the company to make a sponsored film for them, and he was later promoted to first level management at Pacific Telephone. Smith produced a variety of instructional...
Topics: Arthur H. Smith, Amateur film, San Francisco
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1929 home movie footage of a trip to the Wisconsin Dells. The film was shot on Kodacolor lenticular stock which is why there are vertical stripes on the image. Ellwood F. Hoffmann (1885-1966) Home Movie Collection Ellwood Hoffmann dropped out of school in 6th grade and went to work sweeping the floors at a hosiery mill for 25 cents/week. Eventually, he started his own silk stocking factory in Philadelphia – Lucille Hosiery. He retired at age 50 and pursued his hobbies – tennis, gardening...
Topics: amateur film, home movies, Wisconsin
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1930 home movies of a vacation cruise and commercial short about Bermuda. Ellwood F. Hoffmann (1885-1966) Home Movie Collection Ellwood Hoffmann dropped out of school in 6th grade and went to work sweeping the floors at a hosiery mill for 25 cents/week. Eventually, he started his own silk stocking factory in Philadelphia – Lucille Hosiery. He retired at age 50 and pursued his hobbies – tennis, gardening and filmmaking. He visited all 50 states and Mexico and Canada filming with a camera...
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Diminuco Home Movies Jean's Wedding 1964
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Trip to Europe, Part 3. Athens. St George Chapel, Lycopetus Hill. A Refugee Shampoo. Roman Theatre. US Destroyers. Aboard the Worden. Unloading Goats. Steamer Lamartine - Piraeus to Marseilles. The Sheik. Pompeii. Coast of Corsica. Rough Weather on the Aquitania - Homeward Bound. George Wallace Struble (1886-1971) was born in Oregon. He graduated from the U.S. Naval Academy in 1908 before moving to Pennsylvania to work for Bethlehem Steel, where he eventually became a Vice President. In...
Topics: home movies, vacation, Athens, Pompeii, Greece
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1961 Ketcham family trip to England, France, Germany, Liechtenstein, Switzerland, and Austria. Rodney K. Ketcham Collection: This large collection of 8mm and 16mm amateur films by Rodney Kenneth Ketcham is familial, yet international, in scope, showing both travel throughout the United States and abroad and domestic home movie scenes. Content notes are from Dr. Ketcham’s daughter Jerri Ketcham McDermott. Dr. Rodney Kenneth Ketcham (1909-2002), grew up in Lestershire, New York. Dr. Ketcham was...
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Ketcham family home scenes, New York and Pennsylvania, 1971-1976. Rodney K. Ketcham Collection: This large collection of 8mm and 16mm amateur films by Rodney Kenneth Ketcham is familial, yet international, in scope, showing both travel throughout the United States and abroad and domestic home movie scenes. Content notes are from Dr. Ketcham’s daughter Jerri Ketcham McDermott. Dr. Rodney Kenneth Ketcham (1909-2002), grew up in Lestershire, New York. Dr. Ketcham was a Cornell graduate (B.A....
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1949 Ketcham family trip through Mexico. Rodney K. Ketcham Collection: This large collection of 8mm and 16mm amateur films by Rodney Kenneth Ketcham is familial, yet international, in scope, showing both travel throughout the United States and abroad and domestic home movie scenes. Content notes are from Dr. Ketcham’s daughter Jerri Ketcham McDermott. Dr. Rodney Kenneth Ketcham (1909-2002), grew up in Lestershire, New York. Dr. Ketcham was a Cornell graduate (B.A. 1929, M.A. 1930, Ph.D....
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Compilation reel of Ketcham family home movies, 1949-1974. Rodney K. Ketcham Collection: This large collection of 8mm and 16mm amateur films by Rodney Kenneth Ketcham is familial, yet international, in scope, showing both travel throughout the United States and abroad and domestic home movie scenes. Content notes are from Dr. Ketcham’s daughter Jerri Ketcham McDermott. Dr. Rodney Kenneth Ketcham (1909-2002), grew up in Lestershire, New York. Dr. Ketcham was a Cornell graduate (B.A. 1929, M.A....
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A reel of "odds and ends" from Wallace Kelly's film collection from the 1930s. The film consists primarily of family home movies, but also includes outtakes from "Our Day," scenes of the film "The Story of Astoria," shots of a marquee of the Marx Brothers in "Monkey Business" (1931) and clips of Kodacolor lenticular film (transferred as black & white). Kelly, a newspaperman from Lebanon, Kentucky, was also an accomplished photographer, painter, and...
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Collection of unidentified home movies purchased at an auction in Walla Walla, Washington. Originally labeled "Yellowstone Park #2, July 1929"
Topics: Home movies, Yellowstone National Park
