Edward A. Mauger left a successful career at Rutgers University to found Paideia, a company that celebrates the eighteenth century. His research has led to a series of unique walking tours in Philadelphia, “America’s most walkable city” including ‘Saints and Scoundrels.’ He has appeared on ABC’s Good Morning America and the History Channel and is the author of Philadelphia Then and Now, Atlantic City Then and Now (both Thunder Bay) and Philadelphia in Pictures (Random House).
Karl Mondon is an experienced press photographer and long-time resident of San Francisco. He has been responsible for some of the finest photography in the Then and Now series and his extensive credits include, Chicago From The Air Then and Now, LA From the Air Then and Now, East Bay Then and Now, Seattle Then and Now, Las Vegas Then and Now and San Francisco Then and Now (twice!)
Eric Musgrave has written about fashion for over 25 years. An award-winning editor-in-chief of Drapers, the UK’s top fashion business weekly, he has also held senior roles at Men’s Wear, International Textiles (Amsterdam), Fashion Weekly and Sportswear International (Milan). He was the launch editor of men’s style mag, For Him Magazine (now FHM). He is now a consultant to the fashion business and writes for many publications.
Elizabeth McNulty was born and raised in St. Louis and attended the University of Missouri. She currently lives in San Diego, where she works in the publishing industry but often returns to her hometown to visit friends and relatives. To that uniquely St. Louis question, Elizabeth responds “St. Joseph’s Academy.”
Alexander D. Mitchell IV is a writer and photographer who specializes primarily in railroad and transportation issues and history. His articles and photographs have appeared in numerous magazines and newspapers, including Trains and Railfan & Railroad. Born and raised in Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania, he now resides in Baltimore, Maryland.
<p>Kathleen Maguire has lived in Chicago her whole life and has been a resident of the city’s South, North and West Sides. She earned postgraduate degrees from the University of Illinois at Chicago and DePaul University. In her current role as a guide for Walk Chicago Tours, she brings Chicago’s brilliance and magic firsthand to its visitors. She currently lives in Chicago’s Logan Square.</p>
Francis Mansbridge has written extensively on Vancouver area history. His books include Launching History: The Saga of the Burrard Dry Dock and Hollyburn: The Mountain and the City. He holds a PhD in English from the University of Ottawa and has taught at a number of colleges and universities. His involvement in Vancouver history began with his work as an archivist in North Vancouver from 1994 to 2006.
