swimming pool – Home Movie Registry

The Marcellus Hartman Collection, no. 26 – Trip to West Texas, 1956

By hmregistryMay 29, 2020Texas Archive Of The Moving Image, The Marcellus Hartman CollectionAlpine, automobile, Brewster-County, bullfight, cacti, cactus, camp, camping, campsite, car, Conestoga-wagon, El-Paso, El-Paso-County, family, Fort-Stockton, home movie, home movies, landmark, landmarks, landscape, leisure, Mexico, mountains, Pecos-County, picnic, pool, road trip, site-seeing, Sul-Ross, swimming, swimming pool, tent, TFC, tourism, trip, vacation, wagon

Captured in this home movie is the Hartman family’s road trip to West Texas where they take in the historic sites and rugged landscape. They stop along the way in Fort Stockton and El Paso, attend a bullfight in Juarez, Mexico, visit to Sul Ross State College in Alpine, and camp in Big Bend National

The Dr. Henry Withers, M.D. and Frances Withers Family and Friends Collection, no. 6 – Daily Life

By hmregistryMarch 9, 2015Dr. Henry Withers M.D. and Frances Withers Family and Friends Collection, Texas Archive Of The Moving Image, The Dr. Henry Withersbaseball, bulldozer, camp longhorn, cattle, cow, cows, donkeys, equipment, family, farm, farm-equipment, fishing, go kart, home movie, home movies, hunting, little league, machinery, ranch, skeet, skeet shooting, swim, swimming, swimming pool, TFC, tractor

This home movie captures the Withers family as they carry on with their daily routines of work and play. Much of the footage shows the Withers family’s ranch, and their cattle roaming about with their calves. Also featured are the Withers children as they go skeet shooting, swim, drive in go karts, play little league

The Dennis Family Films, no. 5 – Chronicle of Family Adventures

By hmregistryMarch 9, 2015Texas Archive Of The Moving Image, The Dennis Family Filmsax, bear cubs, bears, bears at picnic, blindfolded, Buzz Saw Battle, camel, Castle Film, catch, church, classic-cars, Cooke County, costumes, country road, country side, cowboy, cutting wood, dancing, dead bodies, diving-board, dog, Donald Duck, elephant, elephants, fake camel, flamethrower, flowers, football, Frisbee, Frisbee throwing, Gainesville, HI Ho Theatre, home movie, home movies, Hopalong Cassidy, horseback-riding, horses, hotrods, kitten, Las Vegas, Mickey Mouse, newsreel footage, performance, piano, piano playing, picnic, Prairie Vengeance, racing, running, Sands hotel, scenes from an old movie, shoes, skit, snow cones, sound cards, squirrel, squirrels, swimming pool, TFC, three legged race, three stooges, two hand touch, two hand touch football, VW bus, Walt Disney, war footage, wheelbarrow racing, wooden cross, zoo

Using clips from commercially available films to narrate and punctuate the events captured in the home movies, this film from the Dennis Family collection chronicles a family trip and the activities of the children, especially with what appears to be a church youth group. Among the events caught on film are a trip to the

Tales of a Bahr (2013)

By hmregistryMarch 9, 2015Texas Archive Of The Moving Image2000s, acre, acreage, acres, archival, archive, archives, Austin, babies, baby, basketball, bicycle, bicycles, bicycling, bike, bikes, biking, build, building, builds, cattle, child, children, construction, cow, cows, dad, daughter, documentaries, documentary, drum, drumming, drums, family, footage, fox, foxes, game, games, home, home movie, home movies, homes, house, houses, kid, kids, mobile home, mobile homes, mom, narrate, narrates, narrating, narrator, parent, parents, play, player, players, playing, plays, pool, pools, puppet, puppet show, puppet shows, puppets, rabbit, rabbits, raccoon, raccoons, snake, snakes, soccer, soundtrack, sports, student film, student films, summer, swim, swimming, swimming pool, swimming pools, swims, team, teams, TFC, Travis County, wooded, woods

This student film, made by Sharon Bahr, uses archival footage from the Texas Archive of the Moving Image, paired with an audio interview, to document her parents

LBJ Home Movies – Austin 1943

By hmregistryMarch 9, 2015Texas Archive Of The Moving Image1940s, A.J., A.J. Wirtz, AJ, AJ Wirtz, Alvin Jacob, Alvin Jacob Wirtz, Austin, Austin Housing Authority, B Hall, Barton Springs, Barton Springs Pool, Battle of San Jacinto, Brackenridge Hall, Brooks, Brown, Bucha Dam, Bucha Lake, Burnet-County, burnt orange, campus, Capitol, cattle, cattle drive, cattle industry, Chisholm Trail, Claudia Alta, Claudia Alta "Lady Bird" Taylor Johnson, Claudia Alta Taylor, Claudia Alta Taylor Johnson, college, colleges, Colorado River, Connally, Critz, dam, dams, Davis, E. H., E.H. Perry, education, Ella Nora, Ella Nora "Sugar" Critz, Ella Nora “Sugar” Pickle, Ella Nora Critz, Ella Nora Critz Pickle, Ella Nora Pickle, First Lady Johnson, flag, football, George R., George R. Brown, George Rufus, George Rufus Brown, Governor Hogg, Governor’s Mansion, granite, Hogg Memorial, Home Economics Building, home movie, home movies, Idanell Brill, Idanell Brill "Nellie" Connally, Idanell Brill Connally, J.C., J.C. Kellam, JC, JC Kellam, Jefferson, Jefferson Davis, Jesse, Jesse “J.C.” Kellam, Jesse Kellam, Johnson, Kellam, L.B.J., Lady Bird, Lady Bird Johnson, lake, Lake Austin, lakes, LBJ, LBJ Home Movies, library, Littlefield Fountain, Llano-County, Longhorns, Lower Colorado River Authority, Lyndon, Lyndon-B., Lyndon-B.-Johnson, Lyndon-Baines, Lyndon-Baines-Johnson, Lyndon-Johnson, Main Building, Mansfield Dam, Marietta, Marietta Brooks, Marietta Moody, Marietta Moody Brooks, Memorial Museum of the State of Texas, Mount Bonnell, Mt. Bonnell, Nellie, Nellie Connally, orange, park, parks, Perry, Pickle, pink granite, President Johnson, President LBJ, President Lyndon B. Johnson, President Lyndon Johnson, professor, professors, public housing, Raryburn, Rayburn, river, rivers, Sam, Sam Rayburn, Samuel Taliaferro, Samuel Taliaferro "Sam" Rayburn, Samuel Taliaferro Rayburn, school, schools, Senator Alvin Jacob Wirtz, Senator Alvin Wirtz, Senator Wirtz, South Mall, Speaker of the House, Speaker of the U.S. House of Representatives, Speaker Rayburn, Speaker Sam Rayburn, state capital, State-Capitol, statue, statues, student, students, Sugar, Sugar Pickle, sunset, swim, swimming, swimming pool, Taylor, Texan, Texas, Texas Declaration of Independence, Texas-State-Capitol-Building, TFC, the drag, The Eyes of Texas, Travis County, Treaty Oak, Union Building, universities, university, University of Texas at Austin, University of Texas Tower, University-of-Texas, UT, UT Austin, UT Tower, Wirtz

This home movie captures scenes of life in Austin for Lyndon and Lady Bird Johnson in 1943. Narrated by Lady Bird some years later, images include many University of Texas campus buildings, Lake Austin, Mansfield Dam, Lake Bucha, and Mt. Bonnell, as well as scenes of the Johnsons with their close friends. Scenes of LBJ

The Easterwood Family Films, no. 12 – Rural Life

By hmregistryMarch 9, 2015Texas Archive Of The Moving Image, The Easterwood Family Films1950s, 50th, 50th anniversary, agricultural, agriculture, anniversary, aunt, aunts, automobile, automobiles, barn, bathing-suit, bathing-suits, brother, brothers, car, cars, Castro County, celebrate, celebrates, celebrating, celebration, cereal grain, child, children, classic car, classic-cars, colt, colts, combine, combines, community, community life, couple, Dimmitt, downtown, drive, drives, driving, equipment, family, farm, farm-equipment, farmer, farmers, farming, farmland, farms, father, field, fields, front-yard, golden anniversary, grain, grain truck, grains, grocer, groceries, grocers, grocery, grocery store, harvester, harvesters, home, home movie, home movies, horses, house, kid, kids, Main St., Main Street, marriage, married, mother, party, pasture, pastures, plow, plowing, plows, ponies, pony, pool, roam, roaming, rural, shop, shopping, shops, sister, sisters, swim, swimming, swimming pool, swims, swimsuit, swimsuits, TFC, till, tilling, tills, town, tractor, tractors, truck, trucks, uncle, uncles, visit, visiting, visits, wedding, wheat, wild, yard

This home movie portrays rural life for the Easterwood family in the 1950s. Focusing primarily on the Easterwoods’ farm, the film captures many scenes of wheat fields, harvests, and farm equipment. Images of horses and ponies roaming in pastures, downtown Dimmitt, and an Easterwood family wedding anniversary celebration are also included.

The Maxie Davie Family, 1958-1970, no. 1 – Christmases and Vacations

By hmregistryMarch 9, 2015Texas Archive Of The Moving Image, The Maxie Davie Familyamusement park, boat, boats, Bowie County, cemetery, children, Christmas, Christmas tree, classroom, Corpus-Christi, DeKalb, dive, diving-board, elementary school, entertainment, fish, fishing, gift, gifts, grave, graves, headstone, holiday, home movie, kids, leisure, mountains, Nueces County, outdoors, parks, pool, present, presents, recreation, Red River County, rides, Santa, Santa-Claus, school, ship, ships, ski, skiing, slide, snow, snow skiing, steamship, swim, swimming, swimming pool, teacher, TFC, toy, toys, tractor, Travel, vacation, X-mas, Xmas

This home movie from the Maxie Davie Family collection captures the family celebrating several Christmases and enjoying a few vacations. Included in the footage are scenes of the family visiting the Davie gravesite at the Woodmen Cemetery in Dekalb, and the seaside in Corpus Christi.

The Alan Frye Collection, no. 25 – Swimming Hole Near Uvalde

By hmregistryMarch 9, 2015Alan Frye Collection, Texas Archive Of The Moving Imageballoon, balloons, birthday candles, birthday-cake, birthday-party, cake, candles, Christmas, Christmas tree, community pool, diving-board, family, home movie, home movies, lake, neighborhood pool, pajamas, party hat, party hats, presents, springboard, swimming hole, swimming pool, swing, TFC, toy-gun, Uvalde, Uvalde County

This home movie features a couple of Frye Family Christmases, swinging into a swimming hole, neighborhood kids jumping into the swimming pool, and a birthday party.

The Easterwood Family Films, no. 14 – Holidays in Houston (1958)

By hmregistryMarch 9, 2015Texas Archive Of The Moving Image, The Easterwood Family Films1950s, airplane, automobile, automobiles, barge, barges, bay, beach, boating, boats, car, cars, child, children, classic car, classic-cars, coat, coats, crew, crewman, crewmen, family, fashion, ferries, ferry, freeway, Galveston, Galveston Bay, Galveston Harbor, Galveston-County, guest, guests, harbor, Harris County, highway, holiday, holidays, home movie, home movies, Houston, kid, kids, leisure, motel, motel pool, ocean, passenger, passengers, sailboat, sailboats, sailor, sailors, ship, ship-channel, ships, shipyard, shore, stay, steam boats, steamboat, swim, swimming, swimming pool, swims, TFC, toy, Travel, traveling, travels, trip, vacation, winter

This home movie captures scenes of the Easterwoods spending their winter holiday in Houston in 1958. The family goes to the nearby Galveston Harbor, visits with extended family, and stays in a motel.

The Davis Family Collection, no. 2 – Baylor Football Game (1976)

By hmregistryMarch 9, 2015Texas Archive Of The Moving Image, The Davis Family CollectionArkansas Razorbacks, athletics, band, Baylor, Baylor Bears, Baylor University, campus, child, Christmas, Christmas tree, family, fan, fans, field, football, game, half-time, halftime, home movie, home movies, marching band, McLen County, motel, player, players, pool, sports, stadium, swimming pool, team, teammates, TFC, University of Arkansas, Waco, X-mas, Xmas

This home movie captures scenes of the Davis family at a Baylor University home football game against the Arkansas Razorbacks on November 6, 1976. Scenes of the Davis children in their football fan outfits at a motel swimming pool are also included.