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Historic newspapers in large cities around the globe give us a unique, timeless perspective of world events; while the Small Town Papers 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). Learn more
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. Learn more
News - Florida Today
Published in Brevard County, Florida.
News - Fort Wayne News (IN)
The Fort Wayne Daily News was first published in Fort Wayne, Indiana, on June 1, 1874.
News - London Times
A highly-regarded publication since its first edition in 1785, "The Times" of London, England, is respected for its coverage of politics, foreign events, and public opinion. Its reputation and standards have shaped the way news is reported today. Learn more
News - Poughkeepsie Journal
The "Poughkeepsie Journal" is the oldest newspaper in New York state, a publication that has reported on important national and regional news since 1785.
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. Learn more
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. Learn more
Small Town Papers
Hundreds of newspapers from small communities around the United States are presented by Footnote in its Small Town Papers collection.