Most Viewed Year 1903 - 18

At school in Brienne. On the bridge of Arcole. The campaign in Egypt. Passage of the St. Bernard Pass. Garden party in Malmaison.

A splendid and exciting run among the skyscrapers. Taken for the city's 250th anniversary celebration.

This one shows the wagon that collected mail sacks from a streetcar in Washington pulling up besides a railroad mail car before reversing up to it.

We see a man sporting a derby hat and walrus moustache hang a mail sack on one of those poles that stand beside a railway track followed by a second...

The first scene appears to have been taken on a main thoroughfare of large city. In the immediate foreground is a horse-drawn U.S. mail vehicle...

A static shot of a river disguised as a very big puddle. The film is about a minute long, and for probably fifty seconds of that one minute we gaze...

A few guys sorting packages.

A group of policemen marching up and down in front of a static camera for a couple of minutes.

The best and most characteristic picture of the President ever made. The camera is close by so that every feature shows out sharp and distinct. The...

A bunch of men strolling across a bridge.

About 20 residents of Pawtucket, R.I., line one side of a street in view of a stationary camera.

The ride known as Shoot the Chutes was first introduced in 1895 by inventor Captain Paul Boyton at Sea Lion Park, the first enclosed outdoor...

Native women washing clothes.

Fredensborg castle in North Zealand was the base of the so-called 'Fredensborg Days' in the period 1880-1898, where King Christian IX and Queen...

The U.S.S. "Indiana" in action. Filmed by American Mutoscope & Biograph on November 11, 1903 in Glen Island, NY.

Firefighter exercises.

A cook and his assistant are seen preparing dinner. While cook leaves the room he cautions his assistant to watch the pot so that it will not boil...

The "Patrol" is seen chasing a row-boat containing river pirates. The pirates are pulling at the oars with all their strength, but a few shots from...

Shows ceremonies and Mayor Low accepting the new bridge in behalf of Greater New York.

Over a hundred Edwardian athletes gather for a gruelling walking race.