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# History Three more early films have been posted, all from British Columbia. Visit and enjoy! The Moving Past, www.themovingpast.com Archival films made between 1918 and 1930, about life, work and technology from a century ago. Access is free, donations are appreciated. Thank you, David

#history The Moving Past, my archival film project, has added three films to its collection! Three more coming in a few weeks. The Moving Past, www.themovingpast.com. Watch the trailer for a brief look, The Moving Past Films Trailer, lnkd.in/gegVbAep

#history The Moving Past, my archival film project, has added three films to its collection! Three more coming in a few weeks. The Moving Past, www.themovingpast.com. Watch the trailer for a brief look, The Moving Past Films Trailer, lnkd.in/gegVbAep

#History A story of interest from Canada's broadcaster www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

@filmupdate.bsky.social Members might find these government-sponsored archival films, made a century ago, of interest. The Moving Past www.themovingpast.com streams 15 films about work, technology and culture, designed to influence audiences in the 1920s. More films will be added in Fall 2025.

@filmupdate.bsky.social Members might find these government-sponsored archival films, made a century ago, of interest. The Moving Past www.themovingpast.com streams 15 films about work, technology and culture, designed to influence audiences in the 1920s. More films will be added in Fall 2025.

#History A story from Canada's broadcaster www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

#History A story from Canada's broadcaster www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

#History A story of interest from Canada's broadcaster www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

# History www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

# History www.cbc.ca/news/canada/...

#History This short trailer introduces The Moving Past, a film website that streams 15 archival films, made a century ago by the first two government-sponsored motion picture bureaus in the world. Visit the website and enjoy this rare window to the past. youtu.be/8UsKHktTSLQ?...

# History This short trailer introduces The Moving Past, a film website, that features a collection of 15 archival films, made a century ago by the first two government-sponsored motion picture bureaus in the world. Visit the website. Enjoy this rare window to the past. youtu.be/8UsKHktTSLQ?...

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#history youtu.be/8UsKHktTSLQ?...

#history The Moving Past, www.themovingpast.com, streams 15 archival films. Canada was the first country in the world to have a government-sponsored motion picture bureau. By 1918 it had two; one for Ontario, another with a national mandate. The films are windows to century-old workplaces & ideas.

@hallierubenhold.bsky.social Inviting you to visit The Moving Past, (www.themovingpast.com) a collection of archival films made between 1918 and 1929, about work, industry, education and daily life. Canada was the first country in the world to have a government sponsored motion picture bureau.

The Moving Past (www.themovingpast.com) features 15 100-year-old films that bring you inside workplaces to watch autoworkers, stonemasons, fishers, miners and fruit farmers. Among the government-made archival films there are also stories that reveal much about daily life, values and expectations.

Women sewing in the upholstery department at Durant Motors in 1922. www.themovingpast.com/all-films/v/...

#History "Someone At Home", (1925), an instructional film, claims an industrial accident, occurred "because the lineman wasn't careful". This and 14 other government-sponsored films can be seen on The Moving Past, www.themovingpast.com, a collection of archival films made between 1918 and 1929.

#History "Someone At Home", (1925), an instructional film, claims an industrial accident, occurred "because the lineman wasn't careful". This and 14 other government-sponsored films can be seen on The Moving Past, www.themovingpast.com, a collection of archival films made between 1918 and 1929.

#History themovingpast.com presents insights into the world from a century ago. Enjoy 15 streaming films, about work, industry and daily life, made by governments in Canada. The first government-sponsored films in the world at that time.

A century ago governments in Canada were making films about work and industry. Visit www.themovingpast.com to see what they were about.

A century ago governments in Canada were making films about work and industry. Visit www.themovingpast.com to see what they were about.

#History themovingpast.com presents insights into the world from a century ago. Enjoy 15 streaming films, about work, industry and daily life, made by governments in Canada. The first government-sponsored films in the world at that time.

@laborhistoryres.bsky.social See how industrial accidents were explained in the 1920s at The Moving Past, www.themovingpast.com www.themovingpast.com/all-films/v/... watch "Someone At Home", made in 1925.

@laborhistoryres.bsky.social Watch skilled loggers in 1925 guide their timber down the Matagami in "The Drive", streaming at www.themovingpast.com

@laborhistoryres.bsky.social Watch skilled loggers in 1925 guide their timber down the Matagami in "The Drive", streaming at www.themovingpast.com

@laborhistoryres.bsky.social See how industrial accidents were explained in the 1920s at The Moving Past, www.themovingpast.com www.themovingpast.com/all-films/v/... watch "Someone At Home", made in 1925.

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A clip from "Her Own Fault" www.themovingpast.com/view-trailer...

#history Introducing a new website featuring very old films about work and industry. The Moving Past (www.themovingpast.com)

@laborhistoryres.bsky.social Visit The Moving Past (www.themovingpast.com) to watch century-old films about work, industry and daily life. Made by the first government-sponsored motion picture bureaux, which happened to be in Canada.

#History On The Moving Past (www.themovingpast.com) you will find 15 archival films made between 1918 and 1929. Visit an auto factory in 1922, for example, in "Your Future Car" www.themovingpast.com/all-films/v/...

#History On The Moving Past (www.themovingpast.com) you will find 15 archival films made between 1918 and 1929. Visit an auto factory in 1922, for example, in "Your Future Car" www.themovingpast.com/all-films/v/...

The Moving Past (www.themovingpast.com) features 15 100-year-old films that bring you inside workplaces to watch autoworkers, stonemasons, fishers, miners and fruit farmers. Among the government-made archival films there are also stories that reveal much about daily life, values and expectations.

@womenknowhistory.bsky.social Canada was the first country in the world to have a government-sponsored motion picture bureau. "Her Own Fault" was one of its productions. www.themovingpast.com/all-films/v/...

#History themovingpast.com presents insights into the world from a century ago. Enjoy 15 streaming films, about work, industry and daily life, made by government in Canada. The first government-sponsored films in the world at that time.

@womenknowhistory.bsky.social Canada was the first country in the world to have a government-sponsored motion picture bureau. "Her Own Fault" was one of its productions. www.themovingpast.com/all-films/v/...

The Moving Past (www.themovingpast.com) brings you inside century-old workplaces to see autoworkers, stonemasons, fishers, miners and fruit farmers. Among the 15 government-made archival films are stories that reveal much about daily life.

The Moving Past (www.themovingpast.com) brings you inside century-old workplaces to see autoworkers, stonemasons, fishers, miners and fruit farmers. Among the 15 government-made archival films are stories that reveal much about daily life.

@laborhistoryres.bsky.social Visit The Moving Past (www.themovingpast.com) to watch century-old films about work, industry and daily life. Made by the first government-sponsored motion picture bureaux, which happened to be in Canada.

#History themovingpast.com presents insights into the world from a century ago. Enjoy 15 streaming films, about work, industry and daily life, made by government in Canada. The first government-sponsored films in the world at that time.