The Annals of Cleveland are now on line!!
Our colleagues over at the Case Western Reserve University Kevin Smith Library report that they have mounted a searchable digital edition of the Annals of Cleveland to their Digital Case web site. The Annals were a WPA project which abstracted articles from the city's newspapers, primarily between 1818 and 1876, but including some related series that I'm not sure if are included yet or not.
For more background information on the Annals, please visit our earlier site about its history.
This is great news and I compliment the folks at the CWRU/KSL and Digital Case for this effort. You might poke around Digital Case and note the other collections they have there.
Labels: Annals of Cleveland, Cleveland history, Cleveland OH, journalism
posted by Bill Barrow @ 2:37:00 PM
1 Comments:
Thanks, Bill - this is excellent news!! The Annals are a fabulous resource, and I hope many teachers are finding ways to bring them to the classroom.
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