An Equal Chance (1855-1871) - Philadelphia: The Great Experiment @historymakingproductions
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The Civil War shatters neighborhood calm and brings old tensions to a boiling point. Philadelphia will be the powerhouse of the North: brimming with industrial muscle, scores of war hospitals, and thousands of troops. Citizens rally around President Lincoln's call that "all should have an equal chance." But with the war over and the President dead, the fight for equality becomes a battle in the streets - with tragic results.

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History Making Productions presents
PHILADELPHIA THE GREAT EXPERIMENT
Episode 7: AN EQUAL CHANCE - 1855 - 1871

Executive Producer: Sam Katz
Directed by Andrew Ferrett
Produced by Wendy Cox
Written by Nathaniel Popkin & Andrew Ferrett
Narrator: Michael Boatman
Director of Photography: Paul Van Haute
Original Music by Patrick De Caumette
Editor: Rachel Sophia Stewart
Associate Producer: Jonathan Kohl
Sound Design: Dan La Porta
Co-Producer: Kathleen Kearney
Creative Director: Virginia Lasco
Casting Director: Cynthia Jantzen
Costume Designer: Millie Hiibel
Production Designer: Lisa Groomes
Hair & Make-Up: Krystal Tini
Fight Choreographer: Ian Rose
Colorist: Charles Bouril
Illustrations: Fred Danziger

Made possible through the generous support of:
Kay & Harry Halloran
Bonnie & Peter McCausland
Lisa Kabnick & John McFadden
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