Films, Videos, and Audio

• AdViews: Digital Collections, Duke University Libraries – Thousands of television commercials from the 1950s to 1980s
• Behind the Veil: Digital Collections, Duke University Libraries – 410 recorded oral history interviews chronicling African-American life during the age of legal segregation in the American South
• Disability Voices: British Library – Oral history interviews that chart the experiences of disabled people.
• Film and Sound: Wellcome Digital Collections – over 600 digitised films and recordings covering all aspects of 20th century healthcare and medicine, as well as offering fascinating insights into social and cultural history
• History of the Common Cold Unit: British Library – Interviews recording the memories of those who worked at the Common Cold Unit in Salisbury from 1957 until its closure in 1990. These interviews are only available to Higher and Further Education institutions 
• Industry: Water, Steel, and Energy: British Library – In-depth oral history interviews documenting the lives and careers of those who worked in the electricity, water, steel and oil and gas industries in the UK over the past century
• Medical Movies on the Web: National Library of Medicine – Nearly 7,000 titles from the Silent Era to the present, covering a broad range of medical and health-related topics
• Moving Image: National Library of Medicine Digital Collections –  Collection of nearly 200 health-related films
• Music, Films, Videos, and Sound Recordings: Library and Archives Canada – This collection includes motion picture films, feature films, short films, sponsored films, animation, documentaries, newsreels, radio and television programs, home movies, and sound recordings such as music, poetry readings, or oral history interviews
• Nuffield Department of Anesthetics Training Videos: Wellcome Library – Films relating to the administration of anaesthesia made by the Nuffield Department of Anaesthetics, Oxford, mid-1940s.
• NYAM Lectures Broadcast by WNYC: New York Academy of Medicine – 40 lectures on medicine and society that NYAM produced and WNYC-FM broadcast in the 1950s
• Oral History Online – provides in-depth indexing to more than 2,700 collections of Oral History in English from around the world *Accessible through the McMaster Libraries with a valid MacID
• Scottish Screen Archive: National Library of Scotland – over 1,600 film clips and full films.
• Streaming Media: Sophia Smith Collection, Women’s History Archives at Smith College – Oral history interviews and films related to women’s health
• The John W. Pender Collection of the Living History of Anesthesiology: The Wood Library-Museum of Anesthesiology – collection of oral history interviews with pioneers and leaders in the field of anesthesiology
• The Public Health Film Goes to War: National Library of Medicine
• Video History of Medicine in Canada – interviews with Canada’s foremost physicians, most conducted by historian Michael Bliss