R.C. and Mabel Hagan Audio Transcripts | Digital Traditions
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R.C. Hagan explains how taxidermists preserve deer heads.R.C. and Mabel Hagan -1 | Digital Traditions | Basketry
Native of Donalds, SC (Abbeville County), Mr. Hagan made split-oak baskets, axe handles, and turkey calls while Mrs. Hagan is an accomplished quilter. Mr. Hagan learned to make split-oak baskets as a child from a local African American basketmaker.
Taxidermy | Digital Traditions
Making Lye Soap | Digital Traditions
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R.C. Hagan talks about how his mother made soap out of meat scraps and ashes.
Types of Baskets | Digital Traditions
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R.C. Hagan talks about the different baskets he makes and when to use odd or even numbers of ribs.
Cooking Possum | Digital Traditions
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R.C. Hagan talks about cooking possum.
Making Molasses -3 | Digital Traditions
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R.C. Hagan talks about his experiences with making molasses.
Canning and Freezing | Digital Traditions
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R.C. Hagan talks about how they use to can their food and how that changed when freezers came along.
Hunting Turkey | Digital Traditions
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R.C. Hagan shares his love of hunting. For awhile turkey hunting had stopped in the Piedmont area of South Carolina, so he went hunting in Augusta during the open season.
Making Axe Handles | Digital Traditions
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R.C. Hagan talks about how he started making axe and hammer handles.
Quilts | Digital Traditions
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Mabel Hagan Is an accomplished quilter. She is pictured with a “Save All” quilt. The rop was made by her grandmother and was given to her as a wedding present. Five or six years later, she and her...
