This directory from the Library of Congress lists newspapers published in the United States since 1690 can help identify what titles exist for a specific place and time, and how to access them.

The largest circulating collection of newspapers in North America. The Graduate Center is a member library and users have access to their collections of periodicals, books, and documents.

Available in the GC Library reference collection. Volumes 1 and 2 of the 1947 edition are available to borrow from the Internet Archive.

Links to English language online newspapers and news outlets from around the world.

A list maintained by the Library of Congress containing links to national and international newspaper archives and indexes available online.

Thouands of newspapers listed by country and region.

A clasic bibliography compiled by James Danky. State Historical Society of Wisconsin, 1974. Available to borrow from the Internet Archive.

Handy lists of newspapers by circulation, longest running, state and territory, specialty, defunct, etc.

List of online newspaper archives and some magazines and journals from around the world. Includes both free and pay wall blocked digital archives

"Containing a description of all the newspapers and periodicals published in the United States and territories, Dominion of Canada and Newfoundland, and of the towns and cities in which they are published, together with a statement or estimate of the average number of copies printed by each publication catalogued."

Gateway to the LOC's vast collections of newspapers and periodicals. Access the Chronicling Amerca project of historic newspapers, the online National Newspaper Directory, research guides, bibliographies, and collections of newspapers and periodicals in print, on microform, and online.

Provides an overview of the NYPL's collection of New York City newspapers and facilitates access to the most frequently requested titles.

A research guide from the New York Public Library useful for a wide range of topics, not just genealogy. See the Access tab for information on finding titles in their collections and online.

A spreadsheet arranged by title showing the NYPL's Jewish Division's current periodical holdings.

The New York Public Library subscribes to many databases containing international newspapers. Some may be accessible remotely with an NYPL library card while others may only be accessed on site. Click on the "databases" tab to see a list of resources.

Use the GC's Journal Search tool to check whether the library has access to a particular journal through our databases.

Select "Journal Title" from the drop down menu in the New York Public Library's Research Catalog to find specific newspapers, magazines, or other periodicals.

Use the Advanced search in WorldCat Discovery and select "Journal Source Phrase" under Source Index to find specific titles.