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These people are rich wealthy well to do l don’t own these things today let alone in 1938

These people spent a lot of cash making this video. The camera had to be huge the price of the film Christmas decorations also presents. Makes ya wonder who's recording this.

2:28 poor guy was coming in for a kiss and he only got a hug 😩

A lot of people during this time who were starving and destitute.

These folks had some bu ks for that lifestyle! Nice.

where did the film come from? I mean how was it found? By a family member I hope. This looks way to modern for 1938 most of the way. The little girl is about the age my mom would've been then...perhaps a couple of years younger. My mom would've been 6 years old! WOW! It's adorable it just really looks a lot more modern than '38 though I guess these people were fairly well off but it sure looks more modern. Beautiful treasures film I sure hope a descendant was able to have it. Some people don't care for the past things while others do. I always have treasure things from family in the past if I can find it while other members and especially newer generations don't seem to care or want anything to do with it. My Grandmother had a doll that was given to her shortly after her mother (my Great Grandma) died in 1913 and she named it after her "Elizabeth." That doll managed to survive all these years though she is in somewhat very worn out. I tried repairing her best as I could after my mother gave her to me after my Grandmother died. I had her for a long while and tried to repair her etc. I kept her safely in a box and had wanted to make her a new dress like the one she had originally and would've had to do so by memory only (my childhood mid 1960's. After all the moves and shifting around through the decades I gave her to my older sister (74 this month) as I moved out of state and I wanted my Sister to have her as she also carried Great Grandmother's name as a middle name. That doll is still safe and sound well over 100 years later. She had a sawdust body and porcelain head and hands and lower legs. It is actually a miracle she made it so far after all that she was put through SO many decades! Why is that? Because she was a family treasure (female side of course) and all of us along the way cared.. She isn't worth money she is priceless in LOVE. This is a beautiful little film and I am really amazed it survived so well.

drop the speed down to .75 if you want a realistic viewing.

I think you may have got the 8 & the 3 mixed up in the title

Looks more like 1958....except the cars look genuine 1938

Omg...my gf has the same windows I n her 1928 home.

Wow this is really cool. Thank you for bringing older times to life. ❤ what a treasure

Wow! How awesome! This was the year my mother was born (she passed away in the late 90's). I kept imagining my grandparents and my aunts (her parents & siblings) back then on Christmas morning as I watched this movie. Thanks so much for making me smile today!

Perfect to watch if you're trapped in a freezing attic while your family is away.

I was born the week before Christmas in 1938. We lived in a nice home then and my parents were to buy a home that year in a nice suburb. But this scene shows a family with it all. God Bless them for the memories.

While this isn't made by AI, it's upscaled in an eerie way that makes faces and eyes look creepy. I imagine the original looked rather grainy, but I would be curious to see that instead!

They are at Rockefeller Center and without googling I can tell you that they have not had roller skating there for at least 50 years.

This was made back when people were stupid.

So of the time and yet so timeless, a family at Christmas

This was so long ago that even the little girl is most likely dead, and probably has been for 20 years

Anyone happen to know at minimum what state this would have been in? The one thing that gets me about the cars is they were all the same color so how would you know which one is yours?

I'm here for the Tinsel, I bet some of that is still being found in that house. I have not seen tinsel in decades.

So peaceful the Depression was ending but three short years later Pearl Harbor was bombed and WW2 came to America.

I honestly, truly, really wish we as a society could go back to being like this. What have we become?! :(

I know it’s not healthy certainly not for children or family pets, but there was something about the tinsel. It really made the Christmas tree come to life. Maybe it’s just me getting old at 78. I still remember when they were blue bulbs next in with the green and redChristmas light string great video sweet gentle very refreshing to see.

My Dad was 1 year old in 1938 🩷

and no idea that in a few short years how many would suffer and die to to satisfy those who hated everyone different than they

This doesn’t even look 1938, this looks more 1960s lol

She looks about the age my daughter was at her second Christmas. So I'd guess she was born around September - November of 1936. So she would have recently turned 88.

Wow, this is incredible. Makes me feel like I'm travelling through time!

Must be before the hurricane

The Christmas my grandmother had

Whether it is family films or movies, nobody from that era could imagine people from around the world would be sitting in their own homes watching them or still watching their films nearly a hundred years on

BEAUTIFUL MEMORIES 😍

No different from children today when they play with their Christmas presents. Hard to believe this was a glimpse into life in 1938...!

And in Germany at the same time.

So beautifully expressed ❤

Where did this come from? What’s the provenance of this clip? Who’s the family? Thanks.

Kodachrome?

Where did you find this?

Love this! That little girl would have been slightly younger than my grandmother. She’s adorable! I hope this family went on to have many more Christmases together.

I want everything including the tree and the furniture.

Both of my gramma's were 5 & were January babies. Its nice to see how they dressed & decorated that massive tree! 🎉

You think she pulled awa6 from the kiss because she knew she was being filmed? Dad definitely went in for a kiss after getting his jacket but mom turned away, probably just because it would be on film and didn't think it would be appropriate. Or she didn't like the guy, which doesn't appear likely. Hahah! 😄 🤣

Where did you find this? I wonder if the little girl is still living. Perhaps she or her descendants would want to have this

Adorable little Girl would be around 88 years old now...

It must be real. The guy is wearing a tie at home! Actually, my dad wore a tie to work for many years in the 1960s --- tracking missiles launched from Vandenberg. I never could understand Why someone needed a tie if most of their job was performed inside a little building on the top of a mountain.

If this really is 1938....that little girl might still be alive, though very old now

My Dad was born at home in 1938 and the Dr charged $35.

This was NOT 1938, no way.

I first read it as 1983 and was very confused for a minute lol