| Description | Date | |
 | Lisburn Shopping Week This film shows a government scheme to encourage local trade during the depression in the 1930s. It has been restored using period music and voiceover. | 1993 |
 | Amelia Earhart landing in Derry Amateur film of Amelia Earhart and her plane in Gallagher's field in Co. Londonderry. | 1932 |
 | Belfast Is Scarred After Day of Riots The aftermath of a day of riots in Belfast following a parade of the unemployed demanding higher rates of relief was prohibited. | 1932 |
 | Horse Jumping at Dundrum A horse jumping competition at Dundrum. | 1932 |
 | Prince of Wales opening parliament buildings at Stormont HRH Prince of Wales lands at Belfast to open new Government building at Stormont in November 1932. | 1932 |
 | West Belfast Childrens' Annual Outing to Portrush and Newcastle 'West Belfast Childrens' Annual Outing to Portrush 25th and 26th July 1932. These day trips were organised by Joseph Devlin, MP for Fermanagh and Tyrone and leader of the Nationalist Party. | 1932 |
 | Italian Air Armada Newsreel of the arrival of the Italian Air Armada at Lough Foyle on 2nd July, 1933. | 1933 |
 | The Wee Blue Blossom The story of the Irish linen industry from the harvesting, processing, spinning and weaving of the flax to the distribution overseas of the resulting linen. Many people will remember this film from when it was shown before the main feature at the cinema. | 1933 |
 | Irish Travelogue A journey around Northern Ireland - from Portrush to Belfast and Bangor, featuring Richard Hayward. | 1935 |
 | The Causeway of the Giants This travelogue features views of the Key Stone - the only eight-sided stone (the rest are six-sided), the Wishing Chair, the Wishing Well and the Giant's Chimney. | 1935 |
 | Ulster TT race This film was recorded in 1936, the first time that women drivers took part in the International Tourist Trophy Motor Race. One of the cars crashed in Newtownards killing eight spectators. | 1936 |
 | Belfast Greets Their Majesties on Final Coronation Tour This newsreel shows George VI and Queen Elizabeth in Belfast. George VI became King on 12 May 1937 following the abdication of his elder brother, Edward. | 1937 |
 | Mrs Chamberlain in Belfast Mrs Chamberlain, the British PM's wife, launches the new cruiser HMS Belfast and opens Belfast airport at Nutts Corner. | 1938 |
 | Schools Rugby Cup Schools Cup rugby final 1939 - Methodist College v Coleraine Institute at Ravenhill. Coleraine won 16:5. This is the second oldest rugby competition in the world after the London Hospitals Cup. | 1939 |
 | Week-End Escape Amateur film from the 1930s shot by Wilfred Capper showing the activities of a group from the Youth Hostel Association of Northern Ireland. | 1939 |
 | Picnic From Portaferry Amateur film of an outing from Portaferry across Strangford Lough. | 1995 |
 | Country House A view of an unknown country house. | 1939 |
 | Ice skating Amateur film of people ice skating shot by Wilfred Capper. | 1938 |
 | Britain enters the war. Irish News 4th Sept 1939 Courtesy of Belfast Newspaper Library and Irish News | 2005 |
| Derry Standard. Advice to Orangewomen Courtesy of PRONI | 2005 |
| Super 8 Stories: 1939 Wedding Geoff Goldsbrough looks back at footage of his parents' wedding and of their reception at Belfast Castle in 1939. This is followed by scenes of his parents at his own wedding in the 1960s. This clip appeared in Series 1, Programme 1 of Super 8 Stories. | 1939 |
| Super 8 Stories Extra Footage: 1939 Wedding Reception at Belfast Castle Early colour footage of guests arriving at a wedding on the Malone Road in Belfast and scenes outside the reception at Belfast Castle afterwards. This is the original unedited footage which was used in the making of the Super 8 Story, '1939 Wedding'. | 1939 |