In December, the Tenement Museum in New York City opened its latest exhibit, “A Union of Hope: 1869”. The exhibit is a carefully curated recreation of Joseph and Rachel Moore’s apartment in SoHo, that ...

Add Yahoo as a preferred source to see more of our stories on Google. The Connecticut State Library has received a $249,194 grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities to continue digitizing ...

SAINT PAUL, Minn — From the corner cubicle, Isaac Trimble admits to getting distracted by a good story. "I guess what, to the average Minnesota citizen, may seem like just gossip or small time news, ...

ELGIN — The Elgin Museum and Historical Society of Elgin has received a $4,910 grant to digitize its collection of the Summerville Annotator, the Elgin Recorder and the Union County Review, covering ...

This article is the second part of a series by UNG Libraries covering some of the newest and most exciting additions to our GALILEO Database collections. A new post will appear on the last Monday of ...

FLINT, MI – Offering a glimpse into the local history of Black communities in Flint, several historical Black community newspapers have been digitized and are now available in a University of Michigan ...

More local newspapers have been added to the New York State Historic Newspapers website. According to a media release from the Historical Society of the Town of Middletown, 12 years of the Catskill ...

Leona Lavong was looking for part-time work, preferably on her university’s campus, when she found something more: a window into Black American life across the decades. Lavong had “stumbled” into a ...

LENOX — The first newspaper published here was the Watch Light, begun in 1808. Until now, only three copies had been located. Four more have just been discovered by Anthony (Bill) W. Romeo, town ...