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Participant name: Kahn
Keywords: 'A Midwife's Tale' (this phrase)

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GN-24597-92Public Programs: Humanities Projects in MediaFilmmakers Collaborative, Inc.A Midwife's Tale: Discovering the Life of Martha Ballard9/1/1992 - 12/31/1993$81,008.00Laurie Kahn   Filmmakers Collaborative, Inc.MelroseMA02176-3933USA1992U.S. HistoryHumanities Projects in MediaPublic Programs810080810080

To support scripting for a 90-minute documentary on the life and world of Martha Ballard, a Maine midwife who kept a diary from 1785 to 1812.

GN-25029-94Public Programs: Humanities Projects in MediaFilmmakers Collaborative, Inc.A Midwife's Tale: Discovering the World of Martha Ballard9/1/1994 - 2/28/1995$201,200.00Laurie Kahn   Filmmakers Collaborative, Inc.MelroseMA02176-3933USA1994U.S. HistoryHumanities Projects in MediaPublic Programs20120002012000

To support production of a test reel for a feature-length documentary film on the life and world of late 18th-century midwife Martha Ballard.

GN-25178-95Public Programs: Humanities Projects in MediaFilmmakers Collaborative, Inc.A Midwife's Tale3/31/1995 - 4/30/1998$903,000.00Laurie Kahn   Filmmakers Collaborative, Inc.MelroseMA02176-3933USA1995U.S. HistoryHumanities Projects in MediaPublic Programs803000100000803000100000

Production of a feature-length film on the life and world of 18th-century American midwife Martha Ballard (1735–1812).

A Midwife's Tale: Discovering the World of Martha Ballard will reveal the process of community formation in a post-Revolutionary frontier town, as seen through the eyes of Martha Ballard — an ordinary woman who left behind a unique and detailed daily account of her life between 1785 and 1812. The film will explore die changes that took place in medical practice, religion, the economy, and family life during the decades of social upheaval that shook the new republic. The film will also take its audience into the process of historical discovery, revealing the historical detective work of Laurel Ulrich — bringing the exciting, original scholarship of her Pulitzer Prize winning book to a large national audience.