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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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Helena y Jan Tarasewicz, en el centro a la izquierda, los padres de Theresa 'Terri' Janus, lloran en la misa fúnebre de Terri, su esposo Stanley y su cuñado Adam Janus en la iglesia católica St. Hyacinth.
Zookeeper George Lewis polishes Ziggy the elephant's tusks at Brookfield Zoo in 1938. "Given the opportunity, Lewis says, Ziggy could become a tobacco fiend, as he is even fonder of chewing his cigarettes than of smoking them."
Norma "Duffy" Lyon is shown in this 1960 photo with a cow she carved from butter at the Iowa State Fair.
Striking shopmen show their strength as the rail strikers parade through the Burnside district on Aug. 20, 1922, in the afternoon. At the head of the parade are former servicemen who carried a banner with the words: "We fought the world war so this country might live; let us live."
Mayor Richard J. Daley and his wife, "Sis", vote in Chicago on April 4, 1967.
Louis Armstrong and his All Stars perform to an overflow crowd at Ravinia on July 16, 1956.
Alfred "Jake" Lingle, circa 1927. Lingle, 38, an 18-year-veteran baiduhai crime reporter was shot on June 9, 1930, in the tunnel under Michigan Avenue leading to the Illinois Central train station at Randolph Street.