"Picayune Butler's Come to Town" from Phil Rice's Method for the Banjo with or without a Master (1858). Performed at the Heyward House, home of the Historic Bluffton Foundation, in Bluffton, South Carolina, as part of "Under the Ancient Oaks" an annual living history program hosted by Southeast Coalition of Authentic Reenactors. Barrow Wheary: banjo Bryan Gordy: tambourine One of the most fascinating and enigmatic characters of the early minstrel banjo scene was a French-speaking African America

The Help (2011) is a powerful drama set in 1960s Mississippi that follows Skeeter, an aspiring writer, who decides to tell the untold stories of Black maids working in white households. With the help of two brave maids, Aibileen and Minny, she exposes the harsh realities of racism, inequality, and courage. As their stories unfold, the women form an unlikely bond that challenges societal norms and sparks change. #CivilRightsEra #pasthistoryhub | Past History Hub

Duckett-Robinson Chapel Livestream | Robinson Funeral Home

Greg Rice, funeral director at Duckett-Robinson in Central, shares why pre-planning is one of the greatest gifts you can give your family. Taking time now to make thoughtful decisions brings peace of mind and lifts a tremendous burden during an already difficult time. We are here to guide you through the process with care and compassion. Call us anytime at 864-531-7719. | Robinson Funeral Home

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