Authors and Illustrators Database

Born: 09/18/1931  Oak Park
Parents: Lester A. Henning and Gladys M. Henning
Spouse: Lois Ann Abele Henning
Children: Sally, Julie
Address(es):
Permanent:
16157 Chatham Dr.
Clinton Twp., MI 48035
USA
Contact Information:
Phone: 586-791-2564

Image	Title	Genre	Audience	Publisher	Date
	Track-Down Michigan: 1) MTM Museum; Ride the Talgo Train; Ride Amtrak to Chicago; 2) History of the D.S.R to 1956; 3) Pontiac, Oxford & Northern Railroad History - Serving the Thumb of Michigan; 4) Broken Dreams - P.O.&N 20 Years Later; 5) The Shay Story; 6) Floating Railways on the St. Clair and Detroit Rivers; 7) America's Last Interurban - Writer/Producer Director of Television productions	Non Fiction			1998-2000
	When Eastern Michigan Rode the Rails : Detroit to Wyandotte, Monroe and Toledo, including the Windsor, Canada area - Book 4 - with Jack E. Schram and Richard R. Andrews	Michigan History	Adult	Polo, Ill. : Transportation Trails	1994
	When Eastern Michigan Rode the Rails (Detroit to Jackson) - Book 3 - with Jack E. Schram and Richard R. Andrews	Michigan History	Adult	Glendale, Calif. : Interurban Press	1988
	When Eastern Michigan Rode the Rails (Detroit to Port Huron) - Book 2 - with Jack E. Schram and Richard R. Andrews	Michigan History	Adult	Glendale, Calif. : Interurban Press	1986
	When Eastern Michigan Rode the Rails (Detroit to Flint) - Book 1 - with Jack E. Schram and Richard R. Andrews	Michigan History	Adult	Glendale, Calif. : Interurban Press	1984
	Detroit Street Railways, Volume I and II - with Jack E. Schram (Publication Years: 1978, 1980)	Michigan History	Adult	Chicago : Central Electric Railfans' Association	1978-1980
	Detroit-Its Trolleys and Interurbans - Editor	Michigan History	Adult	Fraser : Michigan Transit Museum	1976
	Other writings: - Articles in magazines and newspapers: Travel Magazine (Walpole Island), Pontiac Press (History of Pontiac, Oxford & Northern Railroad); Muskrat Tales, St. Clair Shores Historical Commission (Dreams of Trolleys Danced in His Head: The Shore Line Interurban Railway); Heritage, a Journal of Grosse Pointe Life ( A Streetcar Named Grosse Pointe)	Non Fiction

What is the aim or goal of your writing: Author attributes his success to being curious about things along with an interest in trains and railroading.

May inquiries be sent to you about doing workshops, readings: Yes

for a fee. Will answer letters from students.

Donated books to the Authors & Illustrators database project: No

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