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Current Grant Projects Supported by KHC

  • Black Jack Battlefield Trust, Baldwin City ($7,296) for the Battle of Black Jack traveling exhibit exploring the 1856 Battle of Black Jack in Douglas County. Kerry Altenbernd, project director.
  • Bowlus Fine Arts & Cultural Center, Iola ($8,500) for Buster Keaton and Company: World War I, Dark Comedy and Film, the 17th Annual Buster Keaton Celebration examining filmmakers use of dark comedy in times of war. Susan Raines, project director.
  • KTWU, Topeka ($15,000) for Sunflower Journeys 2009, a 13-episode public television series showcasing themes related to Kansas and its people. David M. Kendall, project director.
  • National Foundation for Carnival Heritage, Kinsley ($3,488) for Carnival Heritage Photograph Project, a project to digitally scan and catalog historic carnival photographs from the 1900 through the 1980s. Karen Wolfe, project director.
  • Phillips County Historical Society, Phillipsburg ($3,500) for Making Sense of Our Heritage, a project to catalog artifacts in the Phillips County Historical Society's collection. Kathy Beard, project director.
  • Pioneer Bluffs, Matfield Green ($9,963) for Return to PrairyErth, a documentary film about PrairyErth author William Least Heat-Moon's return to Chase County. John O'Hara, project director.
  • Smoky Hills Public Television, Bunker Hill ($10,000) for Work Pays America, a documentary film about Kansas's Works Projects Administration projects in the 1930s and 1940s. Les Kinderknecht, project director.
  • Sociedad Hidalgo, Shawnee ($5,000) for Latin American Cinema Festival, a festival of Latin American films followed by bilingual (English/Spanish) discussions lead by Humanities scholars. Featuring films from Argentina, Mexico, Chile, Colombia, and Spain. Gloria A. Bessenbacher, project director.
  • Stafford County Historical Museum, Stafford ($3,498) for Gray Studio Glass Plate Negatives Project, a project to catalog and store over 5,000 historic glass plate negatives from the W. R. Gray Photography Studio in St. John. Michael Hathaway, project director.

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