Several newspapers have recently been added to the New York State Historic Newspapers website. Lockport: The Daily Sun, 1891-1892; Lockport Balance, 1835-1838; Lockport Daily Journal, 1905-190?; Daily Journal and Courier, 1859-1871; Daily Journal 1852-1859; Lockport Journal, 1901-1905; Lockport Journal, 1907-1915; Niagara Democrat, 1835-1862; Niagara Democrat
The Rochester Public Library and the Rochester Museum & Science Center have collaborated to digitize issues of the African American newspaper, the Frederick Douglass Voice, and make the images free to the public. The Voice is the longest running Black-owned newspaper in Rochester. The Rochester
The Niagara Falls Public Library has recently completed the digitization of the Niagara Gazette from May 1854 to February 1918. This project, like other newspaper digitization projects, will give researchers insight into life during this time period. Access to the files is free and is
Several online historic New York newspapers have been recently updated. On the New York State Historic Newspapers website the following cities have added new titles: Auburn – The Advertiser-Journal (1913-1931); Daily Advertiser (1867-1913); Morning Dispatch (188?-1890); Weekly Dispatch (1885- ?) Ovid – The Ovid Gazette
The website, New York State Historic Newspapers, added several new titles in November. New Titles Stillwater – Hudson Valley Times Mechanicsville – The Mechnicsville Era, The Mechanicsville Mercury, The Mechanicsville Star, The Mechanicsville Times and Morning Star. The Argus (Albany) was updated in November. To
