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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In this episode of NatureScene, Rudy and Jim visit Santee National Wildlife Refuge, located in the upper coastal plain, near Santee, South Carolina. During the springtime, warmer temperatures bring...
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In this episode of NatureScene, Rudy and Jim visit the Savannah River Site, located along the southwestern border of South Carolina. The area is 200,000 acres of protected land. When one thinks of the...
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Host Rich Panter takes viewers around historic Savannah, Georgia. The sites included in this segment are the old cotton warehouses, which today house popular shops and restaurants, Woodfield Square...
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In November 1864, Union General William Tecumseh Sherman took his troops on a campaign through the South, in order to not only attack Confederate defenses, but to also disrupt the Confederate...
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This video briefly discusses the space shuttle Challenger disaster, and ETV's Sumter station sends a crew to Ron McNair's hometown of Lake City, South Carolina. There, they interview friends of McNair...
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Filmmaker Martin Hill talks about the creative process behind making movies, and the different types of cameras used back in the “old days.” It was his work in the film industry which led to his...
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The Snowbird Cherokees discusses the importance of family and traditions. Throughout history, native cultures have often been displaced by new emerging forces, removed to remote, out-of-the-way places...
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South Carolina ETV was there as the first space shuttle was launched on April 12, 1981. What possibilities lie ahead? What problems? After several years of delays, the space shuttle Columbia launched...
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Origins of St. Helena Island, formerly known as Santa Elena, begin in 1521, where Spanish colonist Francisco Gordillo, was sent by Luis Vasquez de Ayllon to capture Native Americans to work as slaves...
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Around 1790, families of rice planters found the swampy lands where they grew their rice to be a danger in the summertime, due to the spread of malaria, and other deadly diseases. These families of...
