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From the video production "A Collection of African-American Spiritual and Metered Hymns." Produced by Steve Sweeney.Video
From the video production "A Collection of African-American Spiritual and Metered Hymns." Produced by Steve Sweeney.Video
The Hicks Family - winners of the 1999 GA vs. VA Stew Wars Cookoff in Brunswick County, VAVideo
Project advisor Jay Williams reads from the book “Tale of the Elk”. Williams organized and developed the exhibit “Southern Stews” in 2001.Video
James Workman talks more about how he prepares hash and the ingredients.Video
The Sproul Family Reunion has been held continuously since the 1800s at the site of Stiles Academy in northwest Georgia.Video
Southern food writer, John Egerton, goes to the St. Mary Magdalene Parish annual picnic. Burgoo is the iconic food at Catholic Parish picnics in Daviess County, KY.Video
Excerpt from the 1971 SCETV production "Gullah Baskets." This short documentary was narrated by James Clyburn and discusses the properties of sweetgrass, gathering techniques, and environmental...Video
William Jennings Bryan Dorn and his son Johnson Dorn talk of the hash served at “stump meetings” held on W.J.B. Dorn’s estate during his political years.Video
James Workman and assistant James Dixon discuss different hash recipes.Video
Willard Cole takes David Phillips and Carolina Hash filmmaker Stanley Woodward to see his father’s iron hash pots.Video
From the video production "A Collection of African-American Spiritual and Metered Hymns." Produced by Steve Sweeney.Video
James Workman discusses preparing his hash.Video
Tim Patridge, Southern foodways specialist and chef, talks about the origins of Brunswick Stew.Video
Snype and Washington discuss the innovations in sweetgrass basket design and the progression through various basket types. Video is provided by McKissick Museum, University of South Carolina.Video
Vintage footage from "The Hired Hands Sunday Show," a 30-minute program aired on WIS-TV in Columbia, SC. Features Pappy Sherrill, Grady Lindler, and Ira Dimmery. 1961.Video
In this video the uniqueness of spawning ground is discussed.Video
Another song by Pappy and The Hired Hands at the "Heritage of Song" concert in 1992.Video
Nola Harris Campbell finishes the outside of the pot by rubbing it with a corn cob. This "blends" the coils together and the pot is ready to cure or dry. Harris also demonstrates "scraping" a dried...Video
Buford Mabry documented by Jack Doyle and his staff at the University of South Carolina Sumter's Center for Oral Narration.Video
Snuffy featured on SCETV's Carolina Journal program, 1984. Discusses his growing up in North Carolina and his family's music tradition.Video
Stewmaster details how the famous Sheep Stew is prepared for consumers.Video
Rosiland (on lead), Trudy Lucas, Bernice Cromwell, and Mary Lucas (l to r) in rehearsal for a perfomance in the Lowcountry.Video
Footage from Folklife Resource Center documentation in the late 1980s. Filmed in Nola Harris Campbell's home. Related Links Catawba Cultural Preservation Catawba Cultural CenterVideo
In this video, the importance of protecting the spawning ground is discussed.Video
Co-owners Brantley Beach and Steve Jackson discuss the hash recipe in their restaurant on Johns Island, SC.Video
Hwy. 34 VFD hashmaster Melvin Fouchee compares older cast iron pots to modern pots made at foundries.Video
Snype and Eartha Lee Washington find more value and meaning in using the traditional sweetgrass than the more widely available bulrush. Video is provided by McKissick Museum, University of South...Video
Mazie Brown describes a typical day at her basket stand along Highway 17. Brown talks of her history as a basketmaker and of her mother who also had a stand. From the "Row Upon Row" documentary...