News: Pennsylvania Newspapers

Provides access to a collection of 400 19th Century United States newspapers. Content includes full-text articles, advertisements, and illustrations from a wide range of urban and rural American newspapers.

Provides full-text articles from 18th and 19th century American newspapers, periodicals, and Pennsylvania county histories, covering material from 1728-1900.

Features full-text images of over 1,000 U.S. historical newspapers published between 1690 and 1922, including titles from all 50 states.

Fulltext historic American newspapers 1860-1922, plus information about American newspapers published between 1690-present. From the Library of Congress.

This website includes Penn State’s student newspaper The Daily Collegian and its predecessors. The site also includes The Behrend Beacon, Hazelton Collegian (now the Highacres Collegian) and Lancaster Farming.

Provides free access to the full text of various digitized newspapers from the U.S. and Canada, including current and historical titles published in Pennsylvania. Users can view the newspapers online, but cannot print.

A continually growing open access collection of ebooks to view or borrow, movies, video, audio, images, software, music, websites, and other cultural artifacts in digital form. Site features the Wayback Machine and a Live Music Archive. Search "The Free Library of Philadelphia" to view two digitized 19th century Philadelphia-based newspapers.

Contains searchable newspaper pages, dating as far back as the 1600s. Use the archive to view, save and print newspapers from around the world. Includes the Gettysburg Times (1909 to 2 months ago).

A collection of newspapers from the civil war era dated from February 23,1831 to February 14,1877.

This digital repository created by the State Library of Pennsylvania contains free access to the full text of 19th century local Pennsylvania newspapers. Users can sort by newspaper title.

This website, hosted by Carnegie Mellon University Libraries, serves as a “digitized historical documentation of the Jewish community of Pittsburgh and its outlying areas” and includes free access to three historical and current newspaper titles.

Provides the full text of digitized newspapers published during the Civil War from Chambersburg, PA; Franklin County, PA; and Waynesboro, PA.