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The RI Digital Newspaper Project is an ongoing endeavor to make Rhode Island’s historic newspapers freely available online.
- About The Project
The RIHS has been collecting and preserving Rhode Island...
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- Digitized Newspapers
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The collection contains all known RI newspapers from 1732 to...
- About The Project
Jan 15, 2021 · Providence Public Library (PPL) and the Rhode Island Historical Society (RIHS) have announced that the first batch of Rhode Island’s historic newspapers digitized through a National Digital Newspaper Program (NDNP) grant are now freely available for researchers via the Library of Congress’ Chronicling America site.
The collection contains all known RI newspapers from 1732 to 2010, from Westerly to Woonsocket. The newspapers can be accessed on-site with the use of microfilm reader machines. Check the catalog for individual titles.
Apr 3, 2024 · Use the state selection drop-down menu to select Historical Rhode Island Newspapers, including: Herald of the Times (1830-1856) Literary Cadet and Rhode-Island Statesman; Literary Cadet and Saturday Evening Bulletin (1826-1829)
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Dec 3, 2020 · Illustration: Rhode Island state flag. Credit: Wikimedia Commons. Here is the complete list of Rhode Island newspapers in the online archives. Each newspaper title in this list is an active link that will take you directly to that paper’s search page, where you can begin searching for your ancestors by surnames, dates, keywords and more.
1782-2013. Search Rhode Island newspapers for free! Search for names, places, or keywords to find publications featuring your family and historical events in Rhode Island. Get full access to all newspaper records with a free trial!
Search more than 30 years of Rhode Island history with the Providence Journal Collection. Coverage from 1981 through today. Explore current and archived issues of the Providence Journal with full-color newspaper pages and individual articles, as well as content only published online.
