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The ETV Tape Vault is a repository of all things history, including documentations of Bicentennial Celebrations! We are pleased to present these three ETV Classics to you, as we explore our past.
Tom Fowler produced this ETV Classic, marking the finale of the commemoration of the state of South Carolina Bicentennial. Dr. Henry Lumpkin led the procession, marching with the Citadel Bagpipers, along with congregants carrying large flags to Trinity Cathedral, ultimately arriving at the altar for the presentation of the flags.
In this ETV Classic, Tom Fowler, host of Carolina Journal, presents a viewing of the film Columbia: Memories of a City that commemorated and celebrated the founding of Columbia, South Carolina. Before airing the thirty-two minute Bicentennial film, we view a nine-minute clip from footage that did not fit into the film, as well as some additional highlights of the city, including an outing to the St. Patrick's Day celebration in Five Points.
This ETV Classic was produced by the Columbia Bicentennial Committee in cooperation with South Carolina Educational Television.
On May 23,rd 1988, on Broad Street in Charleston, South Carolina, the South Carolina General Assembly processed from St. Michael’s Church to the Exchange Building to mark the bicentennial of South Carolina's ratification of the Constitution. It was in Charleston, at the Exchange Building, that South Carolina ratified its approval of a new document, one which saw substantial thought and contributions by its native sons.
