For this reason, the geolocation pins on the map are approximate, typically pointing to a central location in the city or village mentioned.īrowse the Map to see all pinned items from the era of slavery. This vast online collection of World War I era newspaper clippings is from a single unique source: the 400-volume, 80000-page set, World War History: Daily. More often, the newspaper mentions only the city, village, or county where the person involved resided.

Occasionally the location mentioned is precise, such as the Middlesex County jail, which historical records indicate was located in New Brunswick on Prince (now Bayard) Street between George Street and Queen (now Neilson) Street. This collection consists of New Jersey newspaper clippings from the late eighteenth and early nineteenth century, including runaway ads, slave sale. Whenever possible, the primary location associated with the newspaper clipping has been pinned to a map. Among the wide range of digital libraries, an interesting, yet quite neglected, subclass is constituted by those exclusively dealing with newspaper clippings. Four 16 x 10 (40.6 cm x 25.4 cm) scrapbooks with a total of 789 pages of articles from Buffalo. Many (though not all) of these newspaper clippings mention a location, such as the residence of the enslaver who offered a reward for a runaway's capture. Discover the latest mobile phones, Cytamobile-Vodafone plans, learn about Broadband Telephony and Cytavision subscription TV. View all items in this collection sorted by date. Vernon Community College and the early years of Rend. Newspapers Report Whitlams Election As ALP Leader February 9, 1967. This collection consists of New Jersey newspaper clippings from the late eighteenth and early nineteenth century, including runaway ads, slave sale ads, and articles that highlight the activities of Queen's College trustees. Here you will find interesting items from newspapers spanning our history at Mt. Werriwa Counting Nearly Complete December 1, 1952.

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