Primary Sources: Historical U.S. Newspapers

Newspapers published in Dahlonega and Lumpkin counties

Note: This collection includes individual articles from Florida newspapers. It also includes individual articles about Florida that were published in newspapers outside Florida.

This includes several newspapers from Boca Raton, such as the Tattler, the Pelican, and the Boca Raton News. The database also includes articles about Boca Raton from other newspapers.

This file includes only a few issues.

Official newspaper of the Tampa Air Base, Drew Field, from World War II

Student newspaper of Gainesville College

African American newspaper

African American newspaper

This is only an index. The database doesn't include full text articles.

African American newspaper

Student newspaper from Florida Southern College

African American newspaper

Jewish American newspaper

Jewish American newspaper

Weekly newspaper of the Army Air Forces Flexible Gunnery School, from World War II

Student newspaper for Florida State University; recent issues are titled FSView & Florida Flambeau.

Student newspaper for Florida State University

Student newspaper for Florida State University

A collection of photos taken by Tallahassee Democrat photographers.

Hispanic American newspaper

Hispanic American newspaper

Underground newspaper from the University of South Florida

African American newspaper

Hispanic-American newspaper
Italian-American newspaper
Supposed to be the only tri-lingual newspapers in American and the oldest minority owned newspaper in America.

Hispanic American newspaper

Searchable database of all of the Hispanic American newspapers, published in Tampa, that are available from the University of South Florida.

Hispanic American newspaper

Student newspapers from the University of South Florida, including the Tampa Times and the Oracle

The Temple Terrace Sentinel was published from January 17, 1940 to July 4, 1946. It was presented to the Temple Terrace Public Library by the Temple Terrace Lions Club in honor of the owner, publisher, and editor, Mr. John L. Perry. The collection was subsequently donated to the USF Library Special Collections department.