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Detroit Public Library
Rose and Robert Skillman Branch
121 Gratiot Avenue
(In downtown Detroit behind the Compuware Headquarters)
Historians and motor heads of all
ages are invited to attend Detroit's largest gathering of automotive
history writers. Over twenty authors who write about the world
of cars and their societal impact will assemble in the Skillman
Library, home to the National Automotive HIstory Collection, to
share with the public their passion for all things automotive.
Books will be available for purchase.
This event is free and open to the
public; street parking and area lots are recommended. For a complete
listing of participating authors, please visit the NAHC website
at www.detroitpubliclibrary.org/nahc. Other inquiries may be directed
to the Friends Office at 313.833.4048 or friends@detroitpubliclibrary.org
Participating
Authors
* indicates speaker
Dimitry Anastakis
Car Nation: An Illustrated History of Canada's Transformation
Behind the Wheels
danastakis@trentu.ca
Andrew Beckman
The Studebaker Museum
abeckman@studebakermuseum.org
Lindsay Brooke
Ford Model T: The Car That Put the World on Wheels
Abrooke@SAE.org
*John Clor
The Mustang Dynasty
jclor@carsincontext.com
Gene Dickirson
GDT Speedster and The Sheldon Road Project
gdickiron@yahoo.com
Patrick Foster
Kaiser-Frazer history; Studebaker: the Complete History; and
books on American Motors and Jeep
oldemilfordpress@msn.com
Michael Furman
Curves of Steel
info@michaelfurman.com
George Green
Flying Cars, Amphibious Vehicles and Dual Mode Transports;
Special-Use Vehicles
(no e-mail)
James Harbor
Factory Man
bgaston0671@wowway.com
*John Heitmann
The Automobile and American Life
john.heitmann@notes.udayton.edu
Charles Hyde
Storied Independent Automakers, Chrysler History, Dodge Brothers
History
c.k.hyde@wayne.edu
Tom Johnson
History of the American Automobile
Info@historyoftheamericanautomobile.com
Margery Krevsky
Sirens of Chrome, The Enduring Allure of Auto Show Models
mkrevsky@productions-plus.com
David Lewis
Public Image of Henry Ford and other Ford books
lewisd1@umich.edu
Walt McCall
The Evolution Of Aerial Fire Apparatus: An Illustrated History,
Encyclopedia of American Fire Engine Manufacturers and The Cadillac
Series Seventy-Five Limousine.
Wmccall@sympaticao.ca
Thomas McPherson
The Henney Motor Company
tam.svp@hotmail.com
Carlton O. Pate III
Pate's Early Ford Automobile Encylopedia
anpcop@aol.com
Tracy Powell
Harley Earle and GM Styling, and Cadillac at 100
Tracy@powellhouse.pub.com
David Rockwell
We Were the Ramchargers: Inside Drag Racing’s Legendary
Team
d.rockwell@comcast.net
Rex Roy
Motor City Dream Garages
Regiscomm@Comcast.net
Jonathan Stein
The Art and Colour of General Motors
jonathanastein@aol.com
John Waples
(Rolls Royce Silver) Shadow Owner's Companion
jwaples@sherbornemews.com
*Anthony Yanik
History of Maxwell Motor Company
anthonyyanik@yahoo.com
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