Docent Bios - The OFFICIAL Guided Tour of Grand Central Terminal

Frannie worked for Glamour and Elle magazines as a photo editor in Midtown for many years.

Curtis studied architecture and urban planning at the Cooper Union. He has been an architect for 35 years.

Wendy is the head of social media for a global nonprofit organization and holds a degree in history from UCLA.

Susanne has a background in mathematics, an MBA in Finance, and volunteers with not for profit and civic organizations.

John is an attorney with W. R. Grace & Company. He is is originally from Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

Mark retired from the Metropolitan Museum of Art after 30 years in NYC commercial photography.

Jordan was born and raised in Manhattan over the Park Avenue tunnel at 95th Street.

Deborah worked for architectural/urban design specialists and residential design firms.

Marsha is a native New Yorker who has always enjoyed showing off her city.

Karl worked for 23 years at The New York Botanical Garden in the Bronx.

Fred is a retired electrical engineer and railroad buff.

Robert is a former college professor. Leading tours is a natural extension of his passion for teaching.

Linda spent years traveling the world as a TV news producer.

Russ fell in love with the city’s sounds, history, and architecture some thirty years ago.

Jason is a licensed NYC tour guide with a passion for history and sharing the NYC experience with others.

Alice loves being a Grand Central docent and it’s been a fabulous experience to share her knowledge.

Sara is passionate about architecture and preservation.

Bill is a retired information technology analyst and consultant to corporate IT users around the world.

Ralph is a transportation magazine correspondent. His first Grand Central trip was in 1957.

Sarah is the Director of Programming for Generation Citizen, a national civics education nonprofit.

Pennelope is Director of the English School for the United Nations Delegations.

Bridget is a former dean of admission. She has been giving tours since she was 19.

Adam is a graduate student of Urban Planning and Historic Preservation at Columbia University.

Sue is an an architectural historian with a passionate interest in New York City and its built environment.