Most Viewed Year 1905 - 16

A low-rent traveling theater troupe performs a very bad version of 'Uncle Tom's Cabin'. The theater manager steals the box office proceeds and the...

Hangman brings criminal to gallows, places hood on head, priest prays.

Several shots of a manned kite-glider at Brighton Beach.

Boss insists on pawing secretary. She teaches him a lesson.

A workman places his paint can in an unfortunate spot.

Documentary short released in 1905.

A poor boy goes to pray inside a church at Christmas time, but after he collapses a figure from a stained glass window comes to life and enlists the...

Taken from the audience's point of view, the film shows a contortionist demonstrating that she can completely revolve her arms in the shoulder...

Photographed from one camera position, a robust woman demonstrates physical culture exercises.

A full-length view, photographed from the audience, of a woman dressed in tights doing calisthenics. She demonstrates arm and waist movements.

The 16 July 1905 departure of polar explorer Robert Peary on one of his expeditions to the North Pole aboard the specially designed ship Roosevelt.

View of funeral procession and military parade at funeral for Hiram Cronk, who at the time of his death was the oldest surviving veteran of the War...

The film shows hundreds of tightly packed people crowding into the front door of the Rothschild Co. 5 and 10 cent store. They are so closely packed...

A series of races and exhibitions is taking place at the hippodrome track in Coney Island's Dreamland. First there is a simple race between two...

Comedy about moving furniture.

The first camera position shows girls in uniform marching in double file down a curved flight of stairs in an amusement zone. The remainder of the...

Being a complete pictorial account of the remarkable "Fête des Vignerons", at Vevey, Switzerland.

A film from the UK based Mitchell & Kenyon.

A short documentary of mild curiosity value showing a group of Blackburn school children passing before the camera.

Several chairs rest against a blank wall; three men, then a fourth and soon seven in all, divide into various pairs and wrestle for the camera.