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We've just added new papers from 32 US States, the District of Columbia, Canada, England, and Scotland. See the list on our blog!| blog.newspapers.com
We've just added new papers from 32 US States, the District of Columbia, Canada, England, and Scotland. See the list on our blog!| blog.newspapers.com
Chilled drinks have long been a favorite during hot weather. But during U.S. Prohibition (1920–1933), non-alcoholic iced beverages surged in popularity. With alcohol sales illegal The post 15 Prohibition Drink Recipes to Beat the Heat appeared first on .|
Nothing beats an ice-cold drink on a hot summer day, but during the 19th century, ice was a rare luxury. The ice trade, also known The post Extra Ice Please: A Cool History of the 19th Century Ice Trade appeared first on .|
Discover tips to help track your Immigrant Ancestors in UK newspapers before they left the old country in this month's blog.| blog.newspapers.com
Learn about Page Categories, a new tool to help you narrow your search results more quickly and eliminate irrelevant results.| blog.newspapers.com
We love history and newspapers. They say the history repeats, well we have the newspapers to prove it. The official blog of Newspapers.com| blog.newspapers.com
What did our ancestors wear to the beach? From seaside resorts to local lakes, beach vacations and daytrips have long been popular among Americans with The post Before Bikinis: 8 Beach Fashions Our Ancestors Wore appeared first on .|
The British calendar is full of traditions, customs, and events, some of which are rooted in folklore, and the month of July encapsulates many of The post 3 British Customs and Folklore Associated with July appeared first on .|
As professional baseball players headed off to fight in WWII, a new women's baseball league kept the love of the game going.| blog.newspapers.com
We are pleased to announce that we’ve added 89 new papers from 13 states and Canada this month. These papers date from 1770 to 2025. The post New Papers Added! appeared first on .|
Level up your research on Newspapers.com using our map feature. Discover nearby newspapers that may be across city or county lines!| blog.newspapers.com
From Glorified Rice and Ambrosia to Lime Jell-O Salad, we’ve gathered 14 classic dessert salad recipes from old newspapers. Check them out!| blog.newspapers.com
Did your ancestors live in a dugout or sod home? Learn more about the first home of many settlers during westward expansion.| blog.newspapers.com
We've added more new papers! Explore newspapers from Illinois, Kentucky, New York, North Carolina, Oklahoma, Oregon, Wisconsin and Ontario.| blog.newspapers.com
Dive into the mystery of Cordelia Botkin and the Chocolate Murders, one of the first U.S. cases of "murder by mail."| blog.newspapers.com
Before kitchens had built in cabinets and countertops, one in three US homes had a Hoosier cabinet. Learn more on our blog!| blog.newspapers.com
Read about the Kentucky Meat Shower, a bizarre phenomenon that happened on a farm in Bath County, Kentucky, in 1876.| blog.newspapers.com
Uncover the inspiring story of a woman who defied gender and racial barriers to help rescue over 700 enslaved people during the Civil War!| blog.newspapers.com
In this post, we take a look at the intriguing variety of New Year's resolutions printed in our British newspapers over the decades.| blog.newspapers.com
For his 150th birthday, we explore the life of Sir Winston Churchill through 9 newspapers from our archives.| blog.newspapers.com
Check out these 12 cozy vintage recipes for hot cocoa and cider we found in old newspapers! They sound perfect for chilly winter weather.| blog.newspapers.com
