Showing posts with label Gullah culture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gullah culture. Show all posts
10 June 2026

Summer 2026 BDC Local History Programs

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Though we have concluded "Historically Speaking" season 7 and season 9 of our joint series with the Beaufort History Museum, the B...
12 February 2024

Black History Month 2024 Research Room Display by Jalen Lugo

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As I have mentioned before, I use creation of display cases as a way for new BDC staff to explore certain sections of our holdings in a deep...
14 July 2021

Lowcountry Tails and Tales: Gullah Folktales

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Latest update: 14 September 2023 Gullah folktales are an original contribution of Beaufort District to the American literary canon. Though J...
03 November 2019

Free "Making Gullah" Lecture on November 8, 2019

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We are grateful for all the folks who help us bring enlightening, illuminating and informative local history programs to you. Since June, we...
27 January 2019

This Week in the BDC, 27 Jan 2019 - 2 Feb 2019 (and a few heads-up announcements)

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Our Research Room is scheduled to be open our usual and customary hours of 9 AM to 5 PM this week. Drop by and talk with Kristy or Sam about...
28 November 2018

December Programs: Daufuskie Island & "Combee"

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UPDATE 12/03/2018 - Due to a family emergency the BDC Research Room will be very short-staffed this week. The only known anticipated sched...
21 November 2018

Schedule Adjustments and December Programs

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Happy Thanksgiving to all! The Library will be closing at 5 pm today and will resume regular hours on Saturday, November 24th. Because the ...
23 May 2018

All Things Gullah ... Just in time for the Festival

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The term "Gullah" or "Geechee" describes a unique group of African Americans descended from enslaved Africans who se...
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