About The Lincoln Library District’s History Archives
The Lincoln Library District provides free access to a collection of historical newspapers through its partnership with Advantage Archives. The digital archive includes over 177,007 pages of historical records, offering an invaluable resource for researchers, genealogists, and history enthusiasts interested in Springfield’s and Lincoln’s local history.
Newspapers
- The Springfield News (1894-1911)
- Springfield Evening News (1891-1915)
- Minutes of the Council Meeting (1838-2004)
- Springfield News-Record (1915-1919)
- The Lincoln Daily Courier (1901-1909)
- The Springfield Evening News (1891-1914)
- Daily Courier (1895-1899)
- Lincoln Daily Courier (1895-1905)
- Petersburg Observer (1878-1911)
- The Lincoln Courier (1902-1904)
- The Petersburg Observer (1912-1920)
- News-Record (1918-1919)
- The Menard County Axis (1861-1868)
- Lincoln Herlad (1859-1867)
- Illinois State Democrat (1858-1860)
- The Lincoln Weekly Herald (1859-1860)
- The Lincoln Herald (1862-1867)
- The Menard Index (1858-1862)
- The Evening News (1891-1893)
- The Public Patron (1897-1898)
- Lincoln Herald (1860-1862)
- Pleasant Plains Advocate (1892-1892)
- The Lincoln Times Courier (1906-1908)
- Chicago Record-Herald (1912-1912)
- The Chicago Record-Herald (1912-1912)
- The Tri City Register (1918-1918)
- The Weekly Enterprise (1899-1899)
- The Rochester Weekly Item (1884-1884)
- The Menard Weekly Index (1855-1855)
- Courier Daily Courier (1897-1897)
- The Illinois State Journal (1908-1908)
About Lincoln Library District
The Lincoln Library District is dedicated to empowering, connecting, and inspiring the community it serves. The library offers a wide range of resources and services, providing access to educational, recreational, cultural, and informational materials. The library’s vision ensures that every individual in the community has the opportunity to grow, learn, and engage with the world around them through the library’s diverse offerings and resources.
The History Of Lincoln Library District
Since its founding, the Lincoln Library District has been a crucial part of the community’s growth and development. With a rich history of serving the public, the library has adapted to the changing needs of its patrons and continues to provide innovative programs and services that reflect the diverse interests of the community. Its archives offer a window into the past, showcasing the rich historical legacy of Springfield and Lincoln.
Did You Know?
Did you know that the Lincoln Library District offers free public access to over 177,007 pages of historical newspapers, enabling users to explore Springfield’s and Lincoln’s vibrant history? This valuable resource is available to everyone at any time.
