President Roosevelt reviews the school children of San Francisco
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Library of Congress via Wikimedia Commons · Public domain
46 reels, most shot between 1903 and 1916: 4 hours 56 minutes of public-domain film from the Internet Archive, the Library of Congress, the Prelinger collection and Wikimedia Commons. Twenty-six of them are cut into 288 Days. Each card links to the reel where it can be watched whole.
Not in the current cut
Library of Congress via Wikimedia Commons · Public domain
Prelinger Archives' 2018 4K scan of the Miles Brothers film.
In the film: Part Two (13:37)
Prelinger Archives / Wikimedia Commons (2018 4K transfer) · Public domain
The ride down Market Street before the earthquake, then the ruins and the fire after it.
In the film: Part Two (16:26)
Prelinger Archives via Internet Archive (0890_Cable_Car_Ride_on_Market_Street_1905-1906_Before_and_After_Eart_08_00_54_00) · Public domain
Not in the current cut
Prelinger Archives via Internet Archive (EdisonNe1906) · Public domain
In the film: Part Two (16:26)
Library of Congress via Wikimedia Commons · Public domain
In the film: Part Two (16:26)
Prelinger Archives via Internet Archive · Public domain (Prelinger Archives)
displaced people and damaged buildings; the print jumps
Not in the current cut
Prelinger Archives via Internet Archive (SanFranc1906) · Public domain
Not in the current cut
Prelinger Archives via Internet Archive (SanFranc1906_2) · Public domain
In the film: Part Two (16:26)
Prelinger Archives via Internet Archive · Public domain
Not in the current cut
Prelinger Archives via Internet Archive (SanFranc1906_4) · Public domain
Not in the current cut
Prelinger Archives via Internet Archive (SanFranc1906_5) · Public domain
Not in the current cut
Prelinger Archives via Internet Archive (SanFranc1906_6) · Public domain
In the film: Part Two (16:26)
Library of Congress via Wikimedia Commons · Public domain
Not in the current cut
Wikimedia Commons · Public domain
In the film: Part Two (16:26)
Prelinger Archives via Internet Archive (tmp_50168) · Public domain
In the film: Part Seven (52:11)
Prelinger Archives via Internet Archive (ParadeCe1912) · Public domain
Not in the current cut
Prelinger Archives via Internet Archive · Public domain (Prelinger Archives)
restaurant, gambling, poultry store, joss house
Not in the current cut
Prelinger Archives via Internet Archive (Seeing_Americas_Greatest_Chinatown_San_Francisco_Part_II) · Public domain
Not in the current cut
Prelinger Archives via Shaping San Francisco / Internet Archive · Public domain (Prelinger Archives)
Not in the current cut
Prelinger Archives via Internet Archive (OpiumDes1914) · Public domain
In the film: Part Seven (53:30)
Prelinger Archives via Internet Archive (Panamaby1914) · Public domain
shot in San Francisco while Chaplin was at Essanay's Niles studio; the park chase
Not in the current cut
Internet Archive · Public domain (1915 Essanay)
A later Telenews compilation; only the 1915 photography is used.
In the film: Part Six (47:39), Part Nine (1:01:57)
Prelinger Archives via Internet Archive · Public domain (the 1915 photography; see note)
In the film: Cold open (0:11)
Prelinger Archives via Internet Archive · Public domain (Prelinger Archives)
Not in the current cut
Prelinger Archives via Internet Archive · Public domain (Prelinger Archives)
In the film: Part Eleven (1:13:32), Part Seventeen (1:46:46)
Bancroft Library, UC Berkeley, via Internet Archive (cubanc_00001) · Public domain
Not in the current cut
Internet Archive · Public domain (1915 Essanay)
In the film: Part Thirteen (1:27:59)
Prelinger Archives via Internet Archive (LincolnH1915) · Public domain
In the film: Part One (8:46), Part Two (17:40), Part Ten (1:03:55), Part Thirteen (1:28:58)
Wikimedia Commons · Public domain
In the film: Cold open (0:11), Part Eight (55:41), Part Ten (1:03:44)
Prelinger Archives via Internet Archive · Public domain (Prelinger Archives)
Rolph throws out the first ball; opening-day parade
In the film: Part Ten (1:08:23)
Prelinger Archives via Internet Archive · Public domain (Prelinger Archives)
aerials, Court of the Universe, Court of Palms, Fine Arts, Sousa and his band
In the film: Cold open (1:46), Part One (8:46), Part Five (38:35), Part Eleven (1:14:27), Part Fifteen (1:38:11)
Pacific Film Archive / California Revealed via Internet Archive · Public domain (1915 newsreel)
In the film: Cold open (0:11), Part One (8:21), Part Six (43:02), Part Eight (55:27), Part Nine (1:00:07), Part Twelve (1:17:52)
Prelinger Archives via Internet Archive · Public domain (Prelinger Archives)
Not in the current cut
Prelinger Archives via Internet Archive · Public domain (Prelinger Archives)
In the film: Part Nineteen (1:59:50)
Prelinger Archives via Internet Archive · Public domain (Prelinger Archives)
In the film: Cold open (0:11)
Prelinger Archives via Internet Archive · Public domain (Prelinger Archives)
In the film: Part Six (48:41), Part Seventeen (1:53:06)
Prelinger Archives via Internet Archive (PanamaPa1915_3) · Public domain
In the film: Cold open (1:46), Part Eight (56:57), Part Twelve (1:18:35)
Prelinger Archives via Internet Archive (PanamaPa1915) · Public domain
Not in the current cut
Prelinger Archives via Internet Archive (PanamaPa1915_2) · Public domain
In the film: Part Two (17:01)
Prelinger Archives via Internet Archive (StoryofJ1915) · Public domain
Twenty-five seconds of 1915 parade photography.
Not in the current cut
Prelinger Archives via Internet Archive · Public domain (published 1915)
Roosevelt speaks at a draped rostrum in the Court of the Universe, July 21, 1915; the rest of the reel is Sagamore Hill, May 27, 1916.
In the film: Part Twelve (1:19:33)
Library of Congress via Wikimedia Commons · Public domain
marching units of women, fancy marching, head of organization on horse
Not in the current cut
Prelinger Archives via Internet Archive · Public domain (Prelinger Archives)
the July 22, 1916 bombing on Market Street, the year after the fair
Not in the current cut
Prelinger Archives via Shaping San Francisco / Internet Archive · Public domain (Prelinger Archives)
the Golden Gate before the bridge; Telegraph Hill, the wharf, the park
In the film: Part One (7:04), Part Nineteen (1:59:50)
Prelinger Archives via Internet Archive (SanFranc1932) · Public domain
1915 footage cut into a reminiscence made about 1940; it begins with the ground-breaking of 1911. Its c. 1940 narration is not used in 288 Days.
In the film: Part One (8:21), Part Six (43:02), Part Nine (1:02:12), Part Twelve (1:17:52), Part Fourteen (1:33:30)
Prelinger Archives via Internet Archive (PanamaPa1940) · Public domain