New Guide: Historical African American Newspapers Available Online
From the Marist College LibGuide:
This guide provides a list of historical African American Newspapers available online as part of digitization projects at libraries and historical societies as well as digitization projects done by Google. The content is available for free, though it is at the discretion of the institution providing the content. The newspapers contained within guide are those that have ceased to operate or are currently running papers with archives available. It does not include papers that are currently running and only offer access to the most recent articles.
Many of these newspaper links do not contain the full print run of the paper, but what the digitizing institution has as part of their collection or what has been completed so far. There may be more content to follow or there may not, but this guide will be updated with additional newspapers, issues, and dates as they become available. Each newspaper’s webpage provides specific information about what content they have available online, though every effort has been made in this guide to make clear what is available online.
Direct to Historical African American Newspapers Available Online
Hat Tip: Stanford U. Libraries Info Center
Filed under: Archives and Special Collections, Digital Preservation, Journal Articles, Libraries, Resources
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