How to get a previous news paper

There are several ways to access previous newspapers:

  1. Online Archives: Many newspapers have online archives that allow you to search and access past issues. You can visit the website of the newspaper you're interested in and look for the "Archives" or "Past Issues" section.
  2. Library: Local libraries often have a collection of past newspapers on microfilm or in digital format. You can visit the library and ask the staff to help you access the archives.
  3. Newspaper's Office: You can contact the newspaper's office directly and ask if they have a archives department that can provide you with access to past issues.
  4. Online Newspaper Databases: There are several online databases that provide access to past newspapers, such as:
    • Newspapers.com: A subscription-based service that provides access to over 3,000 newspapers from the United States and abroad.
    • ProQuest: A subscription-based service that provides access to a wide range of newspapers, journals, and other publications.
    • Google News Archive: A free service that provides access to historical newspapers from around the world.
  5. Local Historical Societies: Local historical societies often have a collection of past newspapers and other historical documents that can be accessed for research purposes.
  6. University Libraries: Many university libraries have a collection of past newspapers and other historical documents that can be accessed for research purposes.
  7. National Archives: The National Archives and Records Administration (NARA) has a collection of past newspapers and other historical documents that can be accessed for research purposes.

Some popular online archives include:

Keep in mind that some archives may require a subscription or a one-time fee to access the content.