This selection of videos is from the State Archives' Film Catalog. To request copies of the films, see Ordering Information.
An in-car interview with Sally Stevens, an African-American woman, and Tallahassee's first female cab driver...
3:45
Explains the uses of phosphorus...
10:23
A retired riverboat pilot talks...
11:01
Beekeeper George H. Strickland is interviewed
12:25
This film chronicles the history of Jacksonville and the Barnett family.
12:55
Chef explains how new food processes were created to feed the astronauts...
13:30
This film is a tour of Ivan Tors' Studio...
10:41
This film uses the story of a young man visiting his uncle, a cigar manufacturer...
27:17
The story of Florida citrus cultivation...
15:52
Honey and citrus industries depend on each other...
11:27
This rare home movie footage was shot in color...
07:54
This film shows a modern man of business...
14:28
This film shows footage of outer space...
30:00
This film tells about citrus production...
4:20
Shows planting, cutting, grading, packaging, shipping, and arrangements...
14:05
This film chronicles the history of oranges...
13:00
Old Gold Cigarette Company pays tribute...
20:00
This film gives an overview of south Florida's sugarcane industry...
27:45:00
This film shows a demonstration of an early automatic typewriter.
1:10
As the roof of the Wakulla Springs Lodge burns, firefighters arrive and go to work.
4:15
This film features with African-American farmers of the Tallahassee area...
19:25
This film shows types of commercially harvested seafood...
28:00
The film begins with a brief history of the Florida timber industry...
14:00
Viewers see large scale net setting near a beach, processing and canning...
13:50
Two young travelers explore the ruins of a hotel...
8:00
The film takes us through modern farming techniques...
19:45
About rapid population & industrial growth in Florida...
14:24
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