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British Pathé footage of Dublin after The 1916 Easter Rising has been preserved by the Irish Film Institute as part of its Irish Independence Collection.
Step back into mid-summer Athens in 1961, beautifully captured in color footage released from the legendary British Pathé archives on YouTube. This vintage travelogue offers a rare...
The future arrived in 1968, and it had metal legs. This British Pathé newsreel takes us inside the engineering faculty at Queen Mary’s College in Mile End, London, where Professor...
The 1946 short Irish film "Killarney Scenes" from the Irish Film Institute is a nostalgia-inducing journey into Ireland's yesteryear.
In "Irish Co-Operative Gathers Peat," the Irish Film Institute provides a look at life in Ireland a century ago.
Thousands of records, photographs, films and artefacts discovered during the restoration of Union Chapel's Sunday School building are now available online, revealing more than two...
It's an icon of early internet videos: 12 badgers doing calisthenics while a mushroom and snake occasionally appear on screen, known as "Badger Badger Badger" or "The Badger Song."...
In March 1970, Paris announced an amateur photography competition C’était Paris en 1970 to create an archive of a city undergoing a proliferation of large-scale urban development p...
The British Film Institute is preserving 430 viral videos and memes, including Charlie bit my finger, Badgers, and the Liz Truss lettuce livestream.
"Charlie Bit My Finger" -- a private family video which unexpectedly became one of the earliest global viral videos on YouTube -- has been officially preserved by the British Film...
Trevor Howard, world renowned star, over 90 feature films 1944 - 1988.Commemorating the centenary of cinema, 1996.In association with the British Film Institute.
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