Discover photography, film, and the legacy of George Eastman from home!
Collections & Archives Online
Photography
More than 400,000 photographic objects dating from the introduction of the medium in 1839 through to the present day, including work by more than eight thousand photographers, and continues to expand.
Moving Image
The museum preserves and promotes the art of cinema in all its forms, comprising more than 28,000 titles spanning the entire history of world cinema.
Technology
The museum holds the world’s leading collection of photographic and cinematographic technology, consisting of more than 16,000 artifacts.
George Eastman Legacy
The George Eastman Legacy Collection comprises objects and records relating to the life and career of George Eastman.
Digitized Films Online
Enjoy digitized selections from the Moving Image collections online—from the classic to the obscure—each presented with curatorial commentary.
Archival Audio
Listen to interviews, commentary, and recollections from leading figures in the history of photography, film, and conservation from the Eastman Museum’s archive. Select audio includes introductions by current and recent museum staff.
Educational Resources & Hands-On Learning
Hands-On Activities
Enjoy a selection of DIY crafts, historic recipes, activities, coloring pages and games inspired by the museum's exhibitions and collections.
Virtual Tours
Explore the museum from home with our virtual tours. Enjoy the historic mansion, see select behind-the-scenes areas, and tour the gardens in full bloom.
Behind the Scenes
Take a peek behind the scenes at what we're doing in Conservation, Object Preparation, and in our Collections.
Full Video Library
Visit YouTube to enjoy past lectures, demonstrations from our workshops team, hands-on tutorials, and much more.
Past Talks & Virtual Programs
Watch past lectures, including our Focus 45 series, Wish You Were Here lectures, and artist talks.
Zoom Backgrounds
Download images from the Eastman Museum have been taken to make it appear like you're actually sitting in George Eastman's library, or just about to enjoy a film in the Dryden Theatre.