A BIG CONGRATULATIONS to the Colorado State Library. After years of careful planning and hard work, the Colorado Historic Newspapers Collection is now preserving and serving more than one million newspaper pages. Congratulations to Regan and
her team. Please share this exciting and significant achievement among your community - read more about this at Colorado Virtual Library.
Thanks to all the organizations that support historical newspaper digitization projects. These projects help preserve the most truthful historical data for the past two hundred years of human history. We, Elephind.com, are grateful to be a part of this great mission to help bring these valuable collections to the public, and make them more accessible as a whole. We always believe the best way to preserve a collection is to encourage more people to use it. Thank you our users for making use of our system and these collections.
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Colorado Historic Newspapers Collection (CHNC) About CHNC: A service of the Colorado State Library, the Colorado Historic Newspapers Collection (CHNC) currently includes 220+ newspapers published in Colorado from 1859 up to 1923. With publisher permission, we can digitize
beyond 1922. Newspapers within the collection come from throughout the state, and include papers published in English, German, Spanish, or Swedish. CHNC provides access to over 1,000,000 and growing, digitized pages from these newspapers. Digitization of additional newspapers continues through a local fund-raising model with contributions made by local libraries, archives, museums, and other organizations. Newspapers are digitized from microfilm or from the original newspaper. CHNC uses Veridian Software, which was designed specifically for providing access to digitized newspapers.
Digital Michigan Newspapers (Central Michigan University) About the Digital Michigan Newspapers collection: For nearly 50 years, the Clarke Historical Library has been actively preserving Michigan’s historic newspapers through microfilm. Over the last decade, it has begun to convert the treasure trove of historical newspapers found on microfilm both here and around the state into digital formats that can be accessed on-line. Thousands of pages of local
newspapers recording Michigan history as it happened are found here. This collection contains 26,855 issues comprising 268,787 pages.
Elephind Search Tip of the Month: To find items including the words "John" and "Adams" but not "Quincy": Add a minus sign before words to exclude. John Adams -Quincy
