A Yosemite Transport System (YTS) stage drives up a rock-lined road from Yosemite. Conifer trees surround the mountainous roads. Scenic views of mountains and surrounding forests at Yosemite.
85-year-old wealthy business magnate and philanthropist, John D. Rockefeller, playing golf in his private golf course (The Casements 25 Riverside Drive Ormond Beach, FL 32176) Ormond Beach, Florida. Rockefeller walks with two men with a golf club. Another man places a golf ball on tee. Rockefeller, wearing sunglasses, newsboy cap and white gloves, assumes position near the golf ball. Rockefeller swings golf club. Golf ball shoots after Rockefeller swings his club. The elderly man swings his golf club after finding the spot where the ball landed. Rockefeller demonstrate his golf swinging. Elderly Mr. Rockefeller, wearing a thick black coat and white wool scarf, standing.
Alabama is hit by floods in 1936. A steel bridge stands over flood overflowing a river. A steam locomotive and train moving on elevated track over flooded area. Aerial view of houses and trees near Montgomery partially submerged by the flood. Distant view of a stranded motorist being rescued by boat.
Copper smelting factory in McGill, Nevada. Smoke rises from smokestacks. Mountains from the Egan Range in the background. Copper smelter factories in Garfield, Utah, Douglas, Arizona and Anaconda, Montana.
Early historic moving images show front view of a Southern Pacific Railroad Co. railroad train moving on the way to Santa Monica, California. The train approaches, runs though and emerges from a tunnel. A man runs across the tracks. Another man avoids the tracks as the train moves. A man waving as the train approaches.
Locomotive train leaves the Mount Tamalpais Tavern located on the summit of Mount Tamalpais in Marin County, California. The Joseph G. Eastman “The Bull” locomotive builds up steam before its descent from the mountain. Some visitors are seen entering the Tavern on the right. The balconies of the Tavern. A man and a woman on the train. The chaparral-covered south slope of the east peak of Mount Tamalpais comes into view. The railroad train rounds the next curve.
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