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Historic newspapers in large cities around the globe give us a unique, timeless perspective of world events; while papers from smaller towns provide a regional view of worldwide and local events.
- News - The Atlanta Constitution
Editions of the "The Constitution" and "The Atlanta Constitution," published in Atlanta, Georgia, 17 Jun 1868 through 31 Dec 1914 (missing Oct. 1905).
- News - The Chicago Tribune
Since its founding in 1847, "The Chicago Tribune" has been one of the country's most influential daily newspapers, claiming many firsts in journalism and publishing.
- Indiana Papers
- Kentucky Papers
- London Times
The Times of London, England, 1785-1919.
- News - San Francisco Chronicle
In January 1865, the de Young brothers launched "The Daily Dramatic Chronicle." Three months later, they scooped all other papers with news of Lincoln's assassination.
- Virginia Papers
- News - Washington Post (DC)
"The Washington Post" published its first four-page newspaper on December 6, 1877. The historical issues at Footnote begin in July 1904.