The National Endowment for the Arts awarded Stan Woodward a “Creativity in Folklife” grant to enable him to set apart the time to select and edit important Southern culture and folk heritage works contained in more than 1,500 hours in The Woodward Studio Folk Heritage Video Archive. This archive contains footage gathered since 1995 – the year Stan returned to documenting Southern folk heritage foodways and folk culture and their tradition bearers. The grant was in recognition of the rare and insightful record of these traditions with Southern culture in transition and many traditions disappearing. The works contained in the five volume disc-set range from shorts under ten minutes in length to full feature length documentaries (The Olgers Chronicle and The Morris Chronicle). These Volumes are available for purchase individually, or as a set; and some works can be purchased individually. (See “Purchase Information”).

Southern Routes Volume One
Drakes Bar B Que (*)…The Ehrhardt Five and Dime (*)…Cooperative Grocery(*)…Joe Gunn Sheep Stew (TRT 1:56:40)

Southern Routes Volume Two
The Scrap Iron Art of Charlie Grimsley (*)…The Old Time Horse Farmers Gathering…The Stirring Stick (TRT 1:56:40)

Southern Routes Volume Three
The Olgers Chronicle: On the Porch at Olgers’ Store (!:56:40)

Southern Routes Volume Four
The Morris Chronicle: Wise Man of Hatiola (TRT1:53:30)

Southern Routes Volume Five
Rockfish Muddle; We Just Call It ‘CUSH’ (*)…The Eagle Scout and the Stewpot: A Brunswick Dilemma (TRT 1:56:40)