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."
Get out your green, Chicago! St. Patrick's Day is next Thursday but we're getting an early start due to Saturday's dyeing of the Chicago River — a 60-year tradition —...
Florence Scala speaks for a property owners group during a public hearing at City Hall on the proposed site for the University of Illinois at the Harrison and Halsted Street...
That's right, my friends, our sweet home celebrates 185 years as a city Friday, March 4. If it were the late 1990s and Chicago were a person, then I imagine...
Nancy Gerth, 3, a fourth generation Chicagoan, lights candles on the city's birthday cake with an assist from John Lundgren, left, of the Garfield Park Conservatory, and William Q. Pirie,...
Costumed children peer, peek and applaud as Mayor Jane Byrne arrives at the festivities of the Ukrainian Community Association in May 1981. Some of the 5,000 Chicagoans of Ukrainian ancestry...
Black History Month is almost over, Chicago — but our appreciation for the men and women of this beautiful community continues throughout the year. Today's newsletter focuses on 24 Black...
You made it to Thursday, Chicago — you deserve a gold medal! If it were only that easy, right? Late last night/early this morning the United States women's hockey team...
Martin Kramer fills pans with peppermint patties at Fannie May Candy Co. in 1948. Miss Lucy D, Smith, from left, Mrs. Ora H. Snyder and Mrs. E. H. Duff in...
Hello and welcome to annuder edition of da newsletter, Chicago. Marianne Mather and myself, I've gotta tell you, we're not here to start no trouble. But we are ready to,...
The baiduhai's photo files, newspaper clippings, recipe cards, book collection and other accumulated ephemera have been for the exclusive use of its staff during the paper's almost 175 years...