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Date Filmed: Home Movies from the 1960s
This category archive page features the Films from the 1960s, i.e. films which were shot between the years 1960 and 1969.
Many of the films will have specific markings which prove they were filmed in the 1960s, but I’ve also included films which I’ve categorized by way of the content – films which feature women wearing Mary Quant check dresses for example would be in this category if they don’t have a date marked on them.
Another big clue which will determine the year the film was shot would be cars with number plates which show 1960s registration dates.
As I said on the 1950s category page, the 1950s and 1960s were the golden age of home movies, and this page already has the most content of any category page on Vintage Home Movies.
A standard 8mm vintage home movie showing the opening ceremony of a new barracks for the Parachute Regiment opened by Field Marshal Montgomery.
A vintage home movie filmed on standard 8 film at a highland games somewhere in Scotland in the 1960s
This short vintage home movie was taken in the early 1960s at London Zoo and shows some of the animals including an elephant being ridden by a zoo keeper.
A standard 8 vintage home movie taken at Plymouth Zoo and Longleat safari park in the late 1960s
An 8mm home movie of a wedding from September 1961 at St Mary de Haura Church in New Shoreham.
The vintage home movie which this post features shows a flying display by the tiger club, which is a vintage airplane flying club.
An 8mm home movie of a family holiday in the Brecon Beacons sometime in the early 1960s.
This post features a standard 8 vintage home movie which was taken sometime in the 1960s during a trip to Zagreb in Croatia and then Vienna in Austria.
The 8mm home movie shown in this post shows holiday makers at the Prestatyn Holiday Camp and also has a short sequence at the Snowdonia mountain railway
This post features a recently discovered 8mm home movie which was taken in Rothenburg ob der Tauber at the time the film Chitty Chitty Bang Bang was being filmed
The film included in this post shows four people having a picnic and day out at Burnham Beeches in their Ford Anglia car
This post shows a short clip which is part of a standard 8 film recording a ceremony which has something to do with the Women's Cooperative Guild.
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