LibGuides: Oklahoma History Day: Historical Newspapers

Oklahoma Newspapers

Oklahoman (1901 - Current)
This resource is available through the Metropolitan Library
Full text, full image from every issue of the Oklahoman, including articles, photos, and advertisements.

Tulsa World
Search here for the Tulsa World from 1997 to present. Older issues also available on 4th floor.

We have many smaller Oklahoma newspapers too, either in databases or in microfilm on the 4th floor. Go to our homepage, click the yellow Journal Lookup button, and type in your newspaper's name. Click on View It or Get It to see how to access it.

OHS Historical Newspapers
Oklahoma Historical Society has digitized many local OK newspapers, often back to the 1800s.

National Newspapers

News and Newspapers
A list of available historical newspapers available through ProQuest: Canadian Newsstream, International Newsstream, U.S. Newsstream, GenderWatch, Global Breaking Newswires, Chicago Tribune, The Christian Science Monitor, The Globe and Mail, The Guardian, The Observer, The New York Times, The Scotsman, The Wall Street Journal, and The Washington Post.
NexisUni
Click on News to search the full-text of many national and international newspapers. Includes non-English language and broadcast transcripts.
Newspaper Source Plus
Newspaper Source Plus includes more than 860 full-text newspapers, providing more than 35 million full-text articles, and more than 857,000 television and radio news transcripts. Hosted by EBSCO.
Reader's Guide Retrospective
Comprehensive indexing (note: no full-text) of the most popular general-interest periodicals published in the U.S. during the 19th and 20th centuries.

Web News Sources

Database of Undercover Reporting
This collaboration with NYU Libraries collects many decades of high-impact, sometimes controversial, mostly U.S.-generated journalism that used undercover techniques. The site, designed as a resource for scholars, student researchers and journalists, collects some of the best investigative work going back almost two centuries.
Newseum: The Interactive Museum of News
Online exhibits change regularly, but feature current topics of interest, historical retrospectives on political, cultural and regional issues, and photojournalistic collections.
Media History Project
Digitizing many types of print magazines that are important to the history of media, including from film, image, sound, and digital formats. Browse, search, and read full-text online. Covers roughly 1903-1995.