16 mm film (0 min. 57 sec.): color, no sound.
Source: Center for Adventist Research.
AIN: 23000037 and Aerial film of the Andrews University campus, including shots of buildings under construction and the water tower with school name painted on the side. Film is undated, but possibly from 1960-1963.
This film features former students and staff of Emmanuel Missionary College at work in their new fields.
16 mm film (2 min. 04 sec.): color & black and white, no sound.
Source: Center for Adventist Research.
AIN: 23000036 and 16 mm film (2 min. 04 sec.): color & black and white, no sound.
Source: Center for Adventist Research.
AIN: 23000036
16 mm film (4 min. 46 sec.): color, no audio.
Source: Center for Adventist Research.
AIN: 23000034 and Film features scenes of natural beauty at Emmanuel Missionary College through all the seasons. Undated, but likely from the 1950s.
16 mm film (4 min. 54 sec.): color, with audio [static].
Source: Center for Adventist Research.
AIN: 23000012 and Film features clips of Emmanuel Missionary college faculty, farm scenes, building construction, students arriving on campus, and more.
16 mm film (4 min. 54 sec.): color, with audio [static].
Source: Center for Adventist Research.
AIN: 23000012
This film shows candid scenes of life at EMC, including office workers, classrooms, musical groups, payroll employees, the women's dorm, Burman Hall, the men's dorm, the sundial, students taking exams, excerpts from graduation exercises, and the James White Library when it was located in Griggs Hall (1937-1961). The film is ... and 16 mm film (19 min. 58 sec.): color, no audio.
Source: Center for Adventist Research.
AIN: 23000006
16 mm film (12 min. 04 sec.): black and white, no sound.
Source: Center for Adventist Research.
AIN: 230000?? and This film features the building of the Seventh-day Adventist Graduate School of Religion at its location in Takoma Park, Maryland. Before showing the "new" seminary building, previous locations are shown, such as the Advanced Bible School at Pacific Union College (1934-1936) and temporary quarters in Washington, D.C. (1937-1940). Faculty and ...
Fields Afar presents "Songs of the Spirit" at Emmanuel Missionary College, Mrs. Minnie Wood directing the Collegians. Fields Afar was a television program in the 1950s. In this film, EMC students present vocal and instrumental sacred music.
and 16 mm film (29 min. 33 sec.): black and white, sound.
Source: Center for Adventist Research.
AIN: 23000004
This film shows candid scenes around Emmanuel Missionary College, likely in the 1940s. Clips include track and field events, students at a picnic, a baseball game, boating on a lake, and excerpts from a graduation ceremony.
and 16 mm film (7 min. 25 sec.): color, no sound.
Source: Center for Adventist Research.
AIN: 23000002
16 mm film (17 min., 23 sec.) : color & black and white, no sound.
Source: Center for Adventist Research.
AIN: 23000001 and This film features scenes from life on the campus of Emmanuel Missionary College during the administration of college president Alvin W. Johnson (1943-1950), who is shown working in his office at the start of the film. Other highlights include graduation day footage, campus exterior shots, married student trailer housing, students ...
16 mm film (1 min. 23 sec.): color, no sound.
Source: Center for Adventist Research.
AIN: V025 and Students and staff transport books from the old library in the Emmanuel Missionary College Administration Building to the new library. The move took place December 1937. The new building was the first James White Library. It was later renamed Griggs Hall after the library was moved yet again in 1962. ...