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    Craftspeople of Charleston

    The ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½app's new documentary film celebrates Charleston's rich legacy of artisanship

    By ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½app

    July 9, 2024

    Charleston, South Carolina is unlike any other American city. In 1931, it established the very first historic district in the United States, and today it boasts perhaps the greatest concentration of surviving eighteenth and nineteenth-century structures in the country. Who were the people, both enslaved and free, who built these magnificent works of art? And what do traditional building methods mean today in the twenty-first century?

    In this new documentary film produced by the ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½app in partnership with the Richard Hampton Jenrette Foundation (formerly Classical American Homes Preservation Trust), architect Glenn Keyes hosts a tour of his native city and visits with the artisans, historians, and educators who are both preserving and expanding upon its rich legacy of architecture and design. Through their stories and by the work of their hands, this community keeps the historic traditions alive, in the hopes that we will learn from them, and use those lessons to design a better future.

    This documentary film was featured in the ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½app's national conference Enduring Places. For three days in November 2023, 225 participants from around the country gathered in Charleston, South Carolina and engaged in a robust program of talks, panel discussions, working sessions, and tours focused on three themes: craftsmanship, preservation, and sustainability. All recordings from the conference are now available.

    Craftspeople of Charleston is being distributed on public television stations nationwide by the National ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½appal Telecommunications Association (NETA).

    Watch the Film on your Local PBS station's Website

    to see the film on the website of your local PBS-affiliated station.

    Find your Local TV Listings

    To find out when the film is airing on television near you, follow the steps below to find your local PBS-affiliated station.

    1. Select your television provider.

    2. After completing Step 1, to see your local airdates for Craftspeople of Charleston.

    Credits and Sponsors

    Produced by the ÃÛÌÒ´«Ã½app

    Executive Producer
    Peter Lyden

    Producers
    Justin Kegley
    Brandon Mitchell

    In Partnership with Classical American Homes Preservation Trust

    President
    Robert Leath

    Director of Digital Experience
    Mary Jatkowski

    In Association with Thesis Content

    Producer
    Elizabeth Brown

    Director
    Katherine Daughtridge

    Narrated by

    Glenn Keyes

    Featuring

    (in order of appearance)

    Jamal Hall
    David Hoffman
    Dr. Tiffany Momon
    Moby Marks
    Mary May
    Robert Johnson
    Karl Beckwith smith
    Marshelle Grant
    Colin Wohlford
    Isabella Rae Gardineer
    Robert Thomas
    Dave Dawson
    Desiree Ingram

    In Gratitude to

    Historic Charleston Foundation
    Kahal Kadosh Beth Elohim Synagogue
    Middleton Place National Historic Landmark

    This film was made possible by

    The Estate of Christopher H. Browne & The Orville Gordon Browne Foundation

    Also made possible by

    Bunny Williams
    Carolyne Roehm
    The Hodges Charitable Family Foundation
    Jon Berndsen
    Mrs. Roger Hanahan

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