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Newspapers
Back issues of historical periodicals from Virginia and the United States. Includes newspapers such as the Daily Progress (1893-2018), the New York Times (1940-1984), Washington Post (1973-1987), Central Virginian (1928-1975), and Greene County Record (1903-2014), as well as magazines such as Ebony (1969-1991), Life (1955-1999), Virginian Cavalcade (1951-2002), and Virginia Magazine of History and Biography (1893-2006). The collection is primarily available on microfilm and microfiche.
Provides high interest relevant non-fiction newspaper and magazine articles as well as graphs, tables and political cartoons that are easily accessible through both search and browse functions. Includes access to Compton's by Britannica Encyclopedia, a dictionary, and thesaurus.
Unlimited access to The New York Times while in the library. To gain access, you'll need to log in or register first.
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Provides full text periodicals covering an extensive range of subject areas including business, health, education, fitness, sports and leisure, personal finance, general science, multicultural issues, DIY and fashion.
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Provides easy-to-use features and reliable content from magazines and reference books.
The digital edition of the Daily Progress is a collaborative project of the Jefferson-Madison Regional Library and the University of Virginia Libraries in honor of Charlottesville's 250th anniversary. Currently the digital edition covers 1893 to 1964.
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Explore Charlottesville history through local news, events and people with the Daily Progress. Search current and archived issues with full-color newspaper pages. Also available remotely 24/7 on any device.
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