John Gurda's Milwaukee - Gurda, John
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John Gurda has stood at the front of more buses than he can easily count. The first was in 1975, when the Junior League of Milwaukee requested a rolling overview of the city for its new members. He's led hundreds of tours since then, most often on motor coaches, but also on school buses, vans, limousines, bicycles and, in much shorter stretches, on foot. For John, interpreting the city in real time for a live audience has been a welcome counterpart to the sedentary business of writing, even if it usually meant a cramped microphone hand and stiff legs after hours on the road. John Gurda's…mehr

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John Gurda has stood at the front of more buses than he can easily count. The first was in 1975, when the Junior League of Milwaukee requested a rolling overview of the city for its new members. He's led hundreds of tours since then, most often on motor coaches, but also on school buses, vans, limousines, bicycles and, in much shorter stretches, on foot. For John, interpreting the city in real time for a live audience has been a welcome counterpart to the sedentary business of writing, even if it usually meant a cramped microphone hand and stiff legs after hours on the road. John Gurda's Milwaukee is an opportunity to experience Milwaukee in your own real time and at your own sweet pace. John hopes you enjoy the ride.
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JOHN GURDA is a Milwaukee-born writer and historian who has been studying his hometown since 1972. He is the author of more than twenty books, including The Making of Milwaukee and Milwaukee: City of Neighborhoods. In addition to his work as an author, Gurda is a lecturer, tour guide, and was a local history columnist for the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. The common thread in his work is an understanding of history as "why things are the way they are."