Hi Naomi,

Cool resource, thanks for the posting.

There is a Colorado set of historical newspapers: Colorado Historic Newspapers Collection at:

http://www.coloradohistoricnewspapers.org/

Nancy
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--[mailto:SERIALST@LIST.UVM.EDU] On Behalf Of Young,Naomi Kietzke
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--Subject: [SERIALST] New FREE resource: NewspaperCat
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--Please share this information with your colleagues. Also, if you are
--aware of a free, full-text digital newspaper we haven't listed, please
--let us know!
--
--Naomi Young
--University of Florida
--
--NewspaperCat Announcement
--
--It is our pleasure to announce that the Catalog of Digital Historical
--Newspapers (NewspaperCat) is now available at:
--http://www.newspapercat.org . NewspaperCat is an online database
--providing links to over 1000 full-text digital newspapers in the United
--States and Caribbean.  The project's current coverage, which began with
--the Southeastern United States, is growing rapidly and will soon cover
--all fifty states.  The purpose of NewspaperCat is to improve access to
--historical newspapers digitized by libraries, archives, historical
--societies and other non-profit organizations that remain buried within
--search engine returns such as Google PageRank. These newspapers
--represent a rich source of primary research material for researchers,
--students, and the general public. The project to build NewspaperCat was
--funded by the George A. Smathers Libraries and developed with the
--cooperation of the Digital Library Center of the University of Florida.