Newspapers.com

Newspapers.com

Dig into 4,000+ historical newspapers from the 1690 to today.

  • Analyze historical events and people.
  • Build your family tree.
  • Discover the past.

Perfect for researchers, historians, genealogists, teachers, and students.

What You Get

  • News articles published in national, regional, state, and local newspapers from around the world.
  • Obituaries, marriage announcements, birth announcements, and social pages
  • Sports, fashion, and lifestyle pages
  • Advertisements & comics
  • Years available: 1690-present

Read digitized newspapers from the past from your computer or tablet.

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Meet the Staff

Catie W.

Catie enjoys sharing her favorite audiobooks, cookbooks, and graphic novels with library visitors.

Jackie B.

Jackie has made a career of working with communities to tell their stories and preserve their history.

Erin Francoeur

Originally from the Midwest, Erin Francoeur (rhymes with "encore") has followed her passion for libraries from Kansas to California.

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Kristin loves all unlovable cats. And musicals.
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