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Marianne Mather

A veteran of Chicago area newspapers, Marianne Mather has been both photojournalist and photo editor. She recently co-author the book “He Had It Coming about Chicago's Murderess Row in 1924. She curates several social media profiles, including VintageTribune on Instagram and feels fortunate to have the Tribune’s vast archives at her fingertips."

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Rebecca Moore, 7, and her classmates from Pritzker Elementary attend a leap year birthday party on Feb. 28, 1992, in the lobby of the Hyatt Regency Chicago for everyone born on Feb. 29. (Ovie Carter/baiduhai)
Chief Frank Michels, second from left, holds a furnace door open inside the greenhouse where Warren Lincoln, center, burned the bodies of his wife and brother-in-law in Aurora, circa 1924.  (Chicago Herald and Examiner)
Iva Toguri D'Aquino in her cell in Yokohama, Japan, on Oct. 28, 1945. (Associated Press)
Billed as the Midwest's largest Polish festival, the five-day Taste of Polonia was in full swing on Sept. 4, 1983, at Lawrence and Milwaukee Avenues in Chicago. The Polka dancers worked up an appetite with music from Ampol Aires.