Here are all the films that make
up this historical collection:
It Happened in Mayfair (1937)
  
This depression era advertising film promotes the Mayfair Theatre and
has great shots of the people, businesses and landmark areas of Northeast
Philadelphia during this time period.
Producer: Cooper (Edwin) Productions
Audio/Visual: Sound, Black & White
Run time: 17:09
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It Happened in Norristown (1937)
  
This depression era advertising film promotes Norristown - a town outside
Philadelphia. It has great shots of the people, businesses and landmark
areas.
Producer: Cooper (Edwin) Productions
Audio/Visual: Sound, Black & White
Run time: 37:53
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Our Home Town: Doylestown, PA. (1954)
  
This advertising film promotes Doylestown - a town outside Philadelphia.
It has great shots of the people, businesses and landmark areas.
Producer: Shad E. Graham
Production Company: Shad E. Graham Productions.
Audio/Visual: sound, Black & White
Run time: 15:35
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Our Home Town: Levittown, Pa. (1954)
  
This advertising film promotes Levittown - a town outside Philadelphia.
It has great shots of the people, businesses and landmark areas.
Producer: Unknown
Audio/Visual: Sound, Black & White
Run time: 21:45
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Miracle on the Delaware (ca. 1955)
  
Fifties fiew of like in Philadelphia and its surrounding towns. It offers
great examples of downtown Philadelphia scenes, various neighborhoods,
the Mummers parafe, Levittown and much more.
Producer: WPTZ Motion Picture Unit
Audio/Visual: Sound, Color
Run time: 9:31
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A Place to Live (ca. 1948)
  
Shows a slum being cleared in Philadelphia to make way for new public
housing.
Producer: Documentary Film Productions, Inc.
Audio/Visual: Sound, Black & White
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