Abbey Elmore, Love You Freely Mix | Original SC
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Listen to singer and songwriter Abbey Elmore as she performs, Love You Freely Mix. Used with permission from Abbey Elmore.Learn about South Carolina. You may be surprised at what you'll find!
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Listen to singer and songwriter Abbey Elmore as she performs, Love You Freely Mix. Used with permission from Abbey Elmore.Video
Senator Drummond shows the remodeled hash house of the old Ninety Six Mill Village. Senator Drummond died on Saturday, Sept. 3, 2016. Learn more at The State.com.Video
The Sproul Family Reunion has been held continuously since the 1800s at the site of Stiles Academy in northwest Georgia.Video
The Hicks Family - winners of the 1999 GA vs. VA Stew Wars Cookoff in Brunswick County, VAVideo
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
Tim Patridge, Southern foodways specialist and chef, talks about the origins of Brunswick Stew.Video
Hwy. 34 VFD hashmaster Melvin Fouchee compares older cast iron pots to modern pots made at foundries.Video
Co-owners Brantley Beach and Steve Jackson discuss the hash recipe in their restaurant on Johns Island, SC.Video
The Moving Star Hall Singers performing in 1992 at the "Heritage of Song" concert hosted by McKissick Museum at the University of South Carolina. Co-produced by South Carolina Educational Television.Video
Jerry Gantt discusses the recipe used for his packaged “Gantt Bros. Meat Hash.”