See Electro the Smoking Moto Man - from an exhibit at the 1939 New York World's Fair. This robot, created by Westinghouse, is an amazing technological feat for that era and makes for a fascinating clip.
This film clip is part of the film The Middleton Family at the New York World's Fair
See Electro the Smoking Moto Man - from an exhibit at the 1939 New York World's Fair. This robot, created by Westinghouse, is an amazing technological feat for that era and makes for a fascinating clip.
This film clip is part of the film The Middleton Family at the New York World's FairDinah Shore Promoting the 1953 Chevrolet in A Great New Star Part Twothehistoricalarchive2009-02-09 | Watch and hear Dinah Shore as she pays tribute to the 1953 Chevy - extolling its features in song and verse. This is part two of two parts.
If you like vintage Chevrolets, be sure to check out the Chevy DVD collections at The Historical Archive:
For more on the Skyline and Fairlane Hideaway Hardtop Convertibles, be sure to check out the The 1950s Ford Skyliner and Fairlane Hideaway Hardtop Convertibles DVD at http://www.thehistoricalarchive.com/categories/Automobile-History/ford/index.html1956 Ford Station Wagons commercialthehistoricalarchive2009-01-26 | This commercial showcases the 1956 Ford Station Wagons - including models such as the Country Squire and the Park Lane.
For more historic ford footage, check out our DVD offerings at http://www.thehistoricalarchive.com/categories/Automobile-History/ford/index.html1950s Fords and the North Carolina Highway Patrolthehistoricalarchive2009-01-26 | This Ford commercial from the 1950s highlights why the North Carolina Highway Patrol (and in fact 70% of law enforcement) choose Ford cars for their patrol vehicles. In an effort to further point out how good Fords are, the commercial segues into a variety of race and speed records achieved by Ford vehicles in the 1950s.
Explore more about vintage Oldsmobile video at: http://www.thehistoricalarchive.com/categories/Automobile-History/oldsmobile/index.html1952 Oldsmobile Commercial at the General Motors Proving Groundsthehistoricalarchive2009-01-07 | This commercial features the new 1952 Oldsmobile at the General Motors Proving Grounds. It has a test driver pull over and fill out a checklist pointing out its innovative features - rocket engine, hydromatic and hydraulic steering.
Learn about the Westinghouse Time Capsule buried as part of the 1939 New York World's Fair - to be opened 5000 years in the future. This clip discusses how it is made of Cupaloy a mix of tempered copper, chromium and silver and an overview of some of the contents and its purpose.
This video segment, taken from JFK Years of Lightning, Day of Drums Documentary shows the speech John F Kennedy gave addressing the Berlin crisis and the dangers of communism and Soviet agression.John F Kennedy - Costa Rica Speechthehistoricalarchive2008-04-08 | http://www.thehistoricalarchive.com/jfk.html
This video segment, taken from JFK Years of Lightning, Day of Drums Documentary shows the speech John F Kennedy gave at the University in Costa Rica.John F Kennedy - Ich Bin Ein Berliner Speechthehistoricalarchive2008-04-08 | http://www.thehistoricalarchive.com/jfk.html
This video segment, taken from JFK Years of Lightning, Day of Drums Documentary shows the speech John F Kennedy made to the free people of Berlin.John F Kennedy - Alan Shepard Speechthehistoricalarchive2008-04-08 | http://www.thehistoricalarchive.com/jfk.html
Nuclear Test program Operation Greenhouse Including Dog, Easy, George and Item Nuclear Test Blasts
Operation Greenhouse was conducted in April and May of 1951. This test series consisted of four weapons related test shots from the 300-foot level on towers on the Enewetak Atoll Pacific Ocean, two of which greatly aided the pursuit of a hydrogen, or thermonuclear, device.
Carried out by the Atomic Energy Commission, the shots were:
Dog, April 7, 81 kilotons
Easy, April 20, 47 kilotons
George, May 8, 225 kilotons
Item, May 24, 45.5 kilotons
The George experiment proved an H-bomb was possible and led to a crash development program. Item was the first test of the boosting principle, which involved increasing the yield of a weapon.