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The traditional arts of basketry, pottery, textiles, weaving, and woodworking are demonstrated. 
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Craven Pottery Photos | Digital Traditions

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Craven Pottery Photos | Digital Traditions
John V. Craven opened the original Craven Pottery in White County, Georgia in 1850. Several generations later, Billy Joe Craven (b. 1947) returned to the family tradition and established the current...
Elbert Brown Photos | Digital Traditions

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Elbert Brown Photos | Digital Traditions
Elbert Brown of Pendleton crafted split-oak baskets for over eighty years. He carried on a tradition that has been in his South Carolina upcountry family since the mid-nineteenth century. Brown...
Nola Harris Campbell Photos | Digital Traditions

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Nola Harris Campbell Photos | Digital Traditions
By the age of 15, Nola Harris Campbell was well on her way to becoming a master potter. She learned how to make coil-formed pottery from another master potter, her sister-in-law Georgia Harris. Over...
Will Moreau Goins Photos | Digital Traditions

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Will Moreau Goins Photos | Digital Traditions
Dr. Will Goins dedicated his life to preserving Native American music traditions, beadwork, and storytelling. His artistic inclinations were passed down by family members, matriarchs, and those who...
Donald Roper Photos | Digital Traditions

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Donald Roper Photos | Digital Traditions
An ambassador for the textile industry in and around Piedmont, Donald Roper was also the area historian. A self-described “linthead” for his upbringing on Cotton Mill Hill, Roper spoke fondly of his...