Digital Traditions was developed to provide access to the Folklife Resource Center (FRC) at McKissick Museum. For thirty years, deeply rooted traditions like quilting, pottery, basketry, communal foodways, and folk music have been documented through audio, video, and photography.
Find special projects that have been digitized for exploration.
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The video transcript for: "Gullah Baskets" Edna Rouse In "Gullah Baskets" More From "Gullah Baskets" Charleston Basketweavers Mazie Brown Future Of Basketmaking
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In 1993, the General Assembly added a special advocacy category to the Folk Heritage Award. The first advocacy award was presented to the Catawba Cultural Preservation Project of Rock Hill. An...
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This photo gallery is apart of the essay Finding the Common Man in the Films of Joel & Ethan Coen
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As Jerry “Butch” Nichols of the Piedmont Fire Department says, “cush is a Piedmont thing!” Largely confined to Piedmont and the surrounding area of Williamston and Pelger, the cush tradition goes back...
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Video transcript for: Howarton Finch Importance Of Rockfish Conservation J.E. Evans Cooks A Muddle Jimmy Storey And Muddles Rockfish Conservation What Is A Muddle?
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Video transcripts for: Life In Dundas Johnny Hawthorne Long Tradition Of Sheep Stew Preparing The Stew Sheep Stew Stirring Committee The Art Of Cooking Stew The Cooking Committee The Dundas Ruritan...
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Video transcript for: A Tradition From The Upstate Making Cush Sweet Potato Hushpuppies The Fire Department & Communal Cooking
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by Olivia Reburn. Reburn is a Comparative Literature major in the South Carolina Honors College at USC. This book review was written for the Fall 2008 class "Folklife in America." Raised in Eatonville...
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by Mary Glenn. Glenn is a business major in the South Carolina Honors College at USC. This paper was written for the Fall 2008 class "Folklife in America." The Honors College at the University of...
