In the year 2010 virtually all textile manufacturing jobs in South Carolina have vanished with production being relocated overseas in China. These vintage orientation videos were produced in the 1990's and reflect a time in history when "Made in America" was something to take pride in. I’ll never forget the people I met while working at the bleachery -- people who helped shape my attitudes about the power of hard work, about how to treat the people who depend on you, about devotion to family and loyalty to company. In honor of these memories I offer these wonderful glimpses into our past.
Rock Hill Print & Finishing
08/13/10
Rock Hill Printing and Finishing
1991 Original orientation video of the RH facility which had almost entirely converted to screen printing with only had 6 roller print machines still in operation. Tour the facility from preparation through printing, finishing and on to shipping. Viewing time: 9:30
1997 The second orientation video of the RH facility The quality is better and the script goes into more detail. Added is the specialty products group ( Daisy Kingdom and Dundee ) Viewing time: 10:00
1995 Randall Hoover narrates this orientation video which was "produced entirely by the employees of RHP&F". I am not exactly sure what year this was made but if I was to guess it would be 1995. Nice footage and lots of happy people shots. Viewing time: 9:00
Grace Complex
1996 This video starts off with the history of the Grace Plant, located in Lancaster SC. In addition to touring the complete print and finishing departments it includes the power plant and wastewater area. Viewing time: 7:15
Lyman Plant
1995 This video was created to highlight the history of the plant and detail the various manufacturing operations. It includes tours of the dye plant, print department, design/engraving shop as well as finishing and inspection.
James Bullman Speaks Out
A terrific motivational video produced at the Rock Hill Facility. James Bullman a long time employee in the finishing department shares his dedication and sound advice. His "down home" storytelling style masks a very important message and makes this a captivating video.
NAFTA
NAFTA means business! This video attempts to persuade textile employees that a vote for the North American Free Trade Agreement is in their own best interests. History has taught us otherwise.
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