Fiona Kay has a lifelong interest in military and social history with a special focus on the roles played by women in both World Wars. She has her own extensive collection of portrait and family photographs, books, magazines and ephemera that record the history of fashion and society from the mid-19th century to the 1950s. She also collects vintage clothing and has participated in historical events and exhibitions all over the UK. Fiona lectures on dating family photographs and was a regular member of family photograph interpretation expert team at the prestigious Who Do You Think You Are? Live! events.

Neil R. Storey is an award winning historian who specialises in the impact of war on British society during the first half of the twentieth century. He lectures all over the UK, including at Imperial War Museum, English Heritage and National Trust sites. He has his own archive of over 20,000 original photographs to help illustrate his lectures and publications. Neil has written over 40 books, countless articles for a variety of national periodicals and journals and regularly features on television and radio documentaries as guest expert including BBC's Who Do You Think You Are?