Finley-Holiday Film Corp.

We Fight to be Free' vividly illustrates defining moments that made George Washington an indispensable leader. You'll see Washington take command of British forces during the French and Indian War, and later leading the Army across the icy Delaware River. Charming scenes show Washington's first encounter with the widow Martha Custis and his return home to Mount Vernon after resigning his military commission at the end of the war. Special features include George Washington Quiz and Mount Vernon Picture Gallery and bonus videos Saving Mount Vernon and a Mount Vernon overview.

Filmed over eight winters, this video lets you witness Yellowstone's natural wonders. Observe the animals who make our oldest national park their home during the long, frozen months.

Features the Everglades, Big Cypress, Biscayne, and Fort Jefferson National parks. Learn about the amazing variety of plant and animal life that are found here.

Tour of Grand Teton National Park, showing the park throughout the year.

Digitally re-mastered for amazing picture and sound quality, this fast-paced DVD presents Yellowstone before, during and after the Great Yellowstone Fires of 1988 and lets you learn the complete fire story. Discover the ecological role of fire and learn how it burned nearly a million acres of trees yet gave birth to a new cycle of growth. Through spectacular footage taken during the fires, see and hear the awesome phenomena of America’s greatest forest fire. Yellowstone Aflame is not only the best, most exciting fire video available, it offers valuable insight into the extreme conditions that led to the fires and explores important ecological changes in the park.

VHS tape gives you a video tour of the historic Williamsburg Colonial area as well as Yorktown and Jamestown. Plan your vacation stops in advance!

This journey begins through the eye of a traditional healer. It focuses on life in beauty and harmony within the Navajo culture. A chronicled story beautifully told and based on personal knowledge and teachings, showing us the holistic traditions, beliefs, and a way of life within the four sacred mountains. This story also focuses on the strength and endurance of a people with a history of oppression. It gives an inside perspective from today's Diné about how their culture was affected by the Anglo way of life. But even more importantly, it focuses on the solutions to prevent future loss of an ever fading language and culture.

Share your Washington DC visit and learn about our nation's capital with this, a complete Washington video tour. Outstanding cinematography and an original music score enhance this rich tour of the city's great historical and cultural treasures

Yellowstone: A Symphony of Fire and Water explains the mystery and explores the beauty of Yellowstone's geysers, the rare and wonderful geothermal features that amaze and delight millions of us each year.

Cape Cod National Seashore was authorized in 1961 to preserve a portion of this fascinating, ever-changing landscape. Four stories about Cape Cod have been asembled into a collection of classic short films prepared by the National Park Service.

Explore the breathtaking scenery of Arches National Park; from the sculpted spans of the Window Section to the weathered sandstone of the Fiery Furnace. Learn about the area's 300-million-year geologic history and how these amazing formations came to be.

1607: A Nation Takes Root is the story of three cultures spanning three continents. The new docudrama film provides an overview of the first two decades of America first permanent English colony and the cultures that converged in early 1600s Virginia. The film chronicles events of Jamestown early years, trade and conflict between the English and the Powhatan Indians, the struggle of the colonists to survive, the leadership of John Smith and his permanent departure from Virginia in 1609, the installation of a military governor and martial law, and the marriage of Pocahontas, daughter of the Powhatan paramount chief Wahunsonacock, to John Rolfe in 1614, initiating a period of peace between the Powhatans and colonists.

This 20-minute DVD tour explores Muir Woods almost mystical forest with beautiful video, inspiring music and natural sound effects.

Using historical prints and engravings, this DVD looks at the life of George Washington, tracing his early years, military career, family life, presidency, and retirement at Mount Vernon.

Zion National Park is one of the most spectacular geological areas. From the sculpted walls of Zion Canyon, to the weathered sandstone of the Checkerboard Mesa you'll experience Zion at its very best. Through beautiful photography and fascinating computer animation, you'll learn about the area's geologic history and how these amazing formations came to be. This is nature at her most splendid, a vision of her elegance, a proof of her power, and always, a hint of her mystery.

Provides a 300-year survey of the impact of European civilization on the New World - in particular, its devastating effect on the lives and cultures of the American Indians.

Video presentation of the slide program at the Red Hills Visitor Center, Saguaro National Park (West). Features Sonoran Desert life against the backdrop of the Tucson and Rincon Mountains.

Explores the parks, sights and fauna of the Black Hills Region, including Wind and Jewel caves, Devil's Tower, and Badlands National Park. Features historical footage from the archives of Mt. Rushmore and Crazy Horse memorials.

Featuring beautiful picture quality, this fully-narrated DVD explores the amazing scenery, hiking, wildlife, and wildflowers of Mount Rainier National Park.

A cinematic tour of The Gateway Arch and the Jefferson National Expansion Memorial accompanied by instrumental music. Includes some on-screen interpretive text for identifying place names and providing historical information.