Mary Long's Yesteryear

Mary Long’s Yesteryear features notable moments in South Carolina history.

Support our Sponsors!

Become a Sponsor

Episodes

  • Abbeville and Ninety Six (1987): asset-mezzanine-16x9
    Embedded Video Link

    Abbeville and Ninety Six (1987)

    S1 Ep13 |
    Abbeville and Ninety Six.
  • The Redfern Mystery (1989): asset-mezzanine-16x9
    Embedded Video Link

    The Redfern Mystery (1989)

    S3 Ep5 |
    The Redfern Mystery.
  • Crossroads of History: Charleston's Exchange Building (1989): asset-mezzanine-16x9
    Embedded Video Link

    Crossroads of History: Charleston's Exchange Building (1989)

    S3 Ep4 |
    Crossroads of History: Charleston's Exchange Building.
  • Unsung Heroes: Motte and Hayne (1989): asset-mezzanine-16x9
    Embedded Video Link

    Unsung Heroes: Motte and Hayne (1989)

    S3 Ep3 |
    Unsung Heroes: Motte and Hayne.
  • Beacon of God: St. Philip's Episcopal Church (1989): asset-mezzanine-16x9
    Embedded Video Link

    Beacon of God: St. Philip's Episcopal Church (1989)

    S4 Ep2 |
    Beacon of God: St. Philip's Episcopal Church.
  • Springs' Colonel: A Legendary Life (1989): asset-mezzanine-16x9
    Embedded Video Link

    Springs' Colonel: A Legendary Life (1989)

    S3 Ep2 |
    Springs' Colonel: A Legendary Life.
  • Millvale Plantation: The Miller's Tale (1988): asset-mezzanine-16x9
    Embedded Video Link

    Millvale Plantation: The Miller's Tale (1988)

    S2 Ep6 |
    Millvale Plantation: The Miller's Tale
  • Skull and Crossbones: SC's Infamous Pirates (1988): asset-mezzanine-16x9
    Embedded Video Link

    Skull and Crossbones: SC's Infamous Pirates (1988)

    S2 Ep5 |
    Skull and Crossbones: SC's Infamous Pirates.
  • Walnut Grove: An Up-Country Plantation (1988): asset-mezzanine-16x9
    Embedded Video Link

    Walnut Grove: An Up-Country Plantation (1988)

    S2 Ep4 |
    Walnut Grove: An Up-Country Plantation.

About Mary Long's Yesteryear

Mary Long’s Yesteryear was an educational series featuring notable moments in South Carolina history told by historian Mary Long. Originally produced at WNSC in Rock Hill, the program quickly earned fame and was one of SCETV’s most popular TV series of the 1990s.

Support our Sponsors!

Become a Sponsor

Extras

SCETV's Tape Vault