African American Newspapers Online : Geographical List

The dates vary as different institutions have uploaded different sets of issues to the Internet Archive.

Google has an incomplete run in their archive.

The google news archive does not have a complete run of issues from 1916 to 1988, some are missing.

It was succeeded by The Savannah Tribune, which is not online, but the masthead can be found on the same website

not a complete run

This was historically an African American paper and it still is, but there is no access to issues before 2003

This paper ran from September 1894 to December 1894. Only issues from September through November are available.

This page only contains certain articles, not a full issue.

This is a full issue of Frederick Douglas' Paper from 1853

These are from the Google news archive.

These are from Fulton History.com, a New York State history website that has many digitized New York State newspapers.

It is not a full run of the paper.

This paper has gone by many titles so it is listed by a general designation assigned by the digitizing institution. There are no commonalities in the different titles so it seemed best to use the generic title. It is not a complete run of the paper.

This paper has gone by many titles so it is listed by a general designation assigned by the digitizing institution. There are few commonalities in the different titles so it seemed best to use the generic title. It is not a complete run of the paper.

This is an incomplete run.

This is an incomplete run. It has had several titles including The Broncos Voice, The Voice, Broncos Voice, and Voice, so it has been put under The Voice as this is the most recent title as well as the most constant part of the title throughout the paper's history.

Published in Urbana from 1897-1924, published in Springfield from 1925-????

The paper was published in Salt Lake City until 1899 when the owner moved it due to tensions with the Latter Day Saints. It was then published in Chicago until it closed its doors

These are from the Library of Congress' Chronicling America Newspaper digitization project.

These are from the Virginia Center for Digital History at the University of Virginia. This is an incomplete run.