ETV Classics is a digital series featuring some of viewer's favorite shows from South Carolina ETV's vault. The handpicked classics will beckon your nostalgia for art, history, how-to, nature, and more as each episode features a different show.
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Rudy and Jim visit Old Santee Canal Park, a historic lowcountry area near Monck’s Corner, South Carolina. The area features a wide array of habitats, containing both native and non-native plants. Some...
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Joanna Angle chronicles the early history of Orangeburg County, South Carolina. Orangeburg’s story begins in 1730, where the provincial government of South Carolina encouraged settlement in the...
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Rich Panter takes viewers around the Outer Banks of North Carolina; a part of a chain of barrier islands off North Carolina's coast. The locations featured in this segment are the Cape Hatteras...
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Pawleys Island’s charms are from the natural world: sunrises, seashells, sand dunes, and sea oats. The only rule here is to be laid back and barefoot! Pawleys Island gets its name from the nearby...
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Peachtree Rock is the edge of the old ocean, located just twenty miles west of Columbia, S.C. This area is part of the “Sandhills” part of the southeastern United States. Fall Line Sandhills- at this...
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Pendleton is an upstate town which dates back to the 1790’s. This town was the first town established north of Camden, and includes the modern day Anderson, Pickens, and Oconee Counties. The town...
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Pickens was once part of the Pendleton district, but branched off and became its own district in 1828. In 1868, the South Carolina Constitutional Convention passed an ordinance to further divide the...
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Host Rich Panter takes viewers around the South Carolina State Museum. Originally built in 1894 as the Columbia Mill, it was the first electrically powered textile mill in the world. The building was...
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Rudy and Jim visit Sandy Island, off the South Carolina coast, near Georgetown. Sandy Island is the largest undeveloped fresh water island on the East coast, consisting mainly of sand dunes, and...
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In this episode of NatureScene, Rudy and Jim comb the beaches of Sandy Point, just northeast of Charleston, S.C. Sandy Point is part of the Cape Romaine National Wildlife Refuge. The most common shell...
