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Since the first kilns were built by Spaniards on the South Carolina coast in the late 1500s, pottery has played an essential role in American life. People depended less on store-bought goods and the...
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Dr. Charles Mack: It’s only in the South that the folk pottery heritage of this country has been able to maintain an uninterrupted presence. The potters, with whom I spoke, in the summer of 1981...
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Woodworking Mr. Herman Ricard is a traditional woodworker from Lexington, South Carolina. He learned the art from watching and practicing with his father in the 1970s. He works with Peanut Wood Craft...
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Quilting Two Greenwood (Greenwood County) women who like to quilt together. Interview conducted by Anne Kimzey.
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Ahrens, Pat All Male Chorus of Blacksburg Arnold, Mac Ayers, Sara Basket, Nancy Baylor, Amos Bellow, Roger Bennett, Mary Jane Benson, JD Blackwell, Richard Boggs, Horatio Manning Bollack, James Booker...
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Pete Clayton discusses the change in demand for types of stoneware
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Pete Clayton tells Cinda Baldwin about the types of stoneware his father produced
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Pete Clayton talks about how the whiskey trade helped support the stoneware trade
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Pete Clayton tells Cinda Baldwin about the groundhog kiln and the firing process