Montage with explanatory text on the history of poliomyelitis and the development of a vaccine, including images of polio patients from Ancient Egyptians to FDR to young children, and images of virologists including Jonas Salk. Shorter version.

President Franklin D. Roosevelt signs a bill for a three-day bank holiday at a desk.

1930s: Close up, Franklin Roosevelt speaking into microphone.

Looking back on the life and distinguished career of Franklin Delano Roosevelt.

Pres. Franklin Roosevelt's Maine vacation, 1936

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.

00:00:00:00 [Ceremonies commemorate the 40th anniversary of Franklin D Roosevelt's death at Warm Springs]-- 2:45 WS INT FDR's Little White House/ 1:00 WS EXT Little White House/ :52, :11 W ...

Interview

Unused / unissued footage - dates and locations may be unclear or unknown. <br/> <br/>Franklin D Roosevelt Junior (son of late US President) wins seat in US Congress - Washington DC, United States of America. <br/> <br/>German newsreel item with German commentary. <br/> <br/>M/S of Franklin D Roosevelt Jr walking out of building and being congratulated by friends in street. C/U head shot of Roosevelt. M/S as he walks along street with others and waves to people in upper storey windows. <br/> <br/>Archive footage of the Roosevelt family (including Franklin D Roosevelt Senior and Eleanor Roosevelt) posing for the cameras in 1932. M/S Pull-up out of group of Franklin Junior when a young man. Fade into M/S of Roosevelt Jnr signing paper in an office. M/S of Roosevelt walking past camera and waving.

United States President Franklin Roosevelt seated on a chair after the Tehran Conference (Project Eureka) during World War 2. Seated on his right is Harry Hopkins. Seated on his left is General Dwight Eisenhower. President Franklin Roosevelt's two sons stand behind him. Both his sons, Elliott Roosevelt and Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Junior are in uniforms. Location: Egypt. Date: December 1943.

WS OF FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT'S WHITE HOUSE - RED ROOM, BLUE ROOM, STUDY, CHIEF EXECUTIVE BEDROOM - FRANKLIN ROOSEVELT AT HIS DESK

B&W film,, 1941. Franklin Roosevelt is inaugurated for a third term as US President, the first to ever win three terms.

b&w newsreel - President Franklin Roosevelt

Franklin D Roosevelt Visits Victoria, British Columbia (00/00/1937): Shots of Franklin Delano Roosevelt, Eleanor Roosevelt and son John posing from deck of war ship, of FD Roosevelt and Lieutenant governor Eric W Hamber in convertible, of their car with secret service agents on running board during drive. Two shots of the Roosevelts' and the Hambers' posing.

Black and white period footage of President Franklin Roosevelt delivering a speeech.

BARS. 23:38:45:18 AUDIO OF FORMER CBS CORRESPONDENT ROBERT TROUT DELIVERING A REMEMBERANCE OF PRESIDENT FRANKLIN D ROOSEVELT THE DAY AFTER ROOSEVELT'S DEATH. CI: PERSONALITIES: ROOSEVELT, FRANKLIN D (ABOUT).

ROOSEVELT~FRANKLIN DELANO

Movie Trailers (Franklin D. Roosevelt Speech)

Franklin Delano Roosevelt Memorial, Washington DC, United States of America, North America

FDR and War Council Meet. Franklin D. Roosevelt (FDR), with a black band around his arm, and Winston Churchill

Train carrying New York Governor and Presidential candidate Franklin Roosevelt (FDR). Boston citizens gather to see Franklin Roosevelt. Sign saying "Our Next President Franklin Roosevelt". Supporters wave American flags during Franklin Roosevelt's speech onstage. New York citizens wait in line to vote outside polling station. Former New York Governor, Al Smith, and his wife, Catherine Ann Dunn, walk together to their polling station. Al Smith is seen wearing his famous "brown derby". View of Franklin Roosevelt waiting for election returns. Crowd in Times Square waiting for election updates. Police patrols the crowd. People cheer all over New York City when Franklin Roosevelt wins the election. Franklin Roosevelt smiles. Franklin Roosevelt swims in pool to relax after election victory. Location: New York City USA. Date: November 8, 1932.