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Forthcoming Newspapers – Fall 2024

Georgia Historic Newspapers. Forthcoming Papers

Over the next year, the Digital Library of Georgia will be adding a variety of new newspaper titles to the Georgia Historic Newspapers (GHN) website (https://gahistoricnewspapers.galileo.usg.edu/).  Below is the list of titles currently slated to be added to GHN in Fall 2024 and Winter 2025.

Titles funded by the Burke County Genealogical and Historical Society

True Citizen (Waynesboro), 1926-1959

Titles funded by the Georgia Public Library Service

Brantley Countian (Nahunta), 1925-1926

Brantley Enterprise (Nahunta), 1927-1973

Defender (Fort Gaines), 1918

Fort Gaines Sentinel, 1902-1911

Fort Gaines Tribune, 1883

Ludowici News, 1939-1970

Nahunta Banner, 1921-1925

News and Banner (Franklin), 1894-1954

Soperton News, 1919-1971

Southwest Georgian (Fort Gaines), 1912-1929

Weekly Chronicle (Fort Gaines), 1891

Titles funded by Jack Tarver Library, Mercer University

Mercer Cluster, 1990-2022

Titles digitized in partnership with Kennesaw State University Museums, Archives and Rare Books

Southern Voice (Atlanta), 1997-1998

Titles funded by the Lucy Hilton Maddox Memorial Library Trust

Early County News (Blakely), 1985-1990

Titles funded by the National Digital Newspaper Program with a grant from the National Endowment for the Humanities

Atlanta Daily World, 1940-1963

Augusta Courier, 1946-1963

Colored Tribune (Savannah), 1875

Savannah Tribune, 1876-1943

Titles funded by the University of Georgia Libraries

124th Infantry Alligator (Fort Benning), 1942

Regimental Mirror (Fort Benning), 1944

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New poster for Georgia K-12 GSE social studies standard SS5H3a

New Britain Herald (Hartford, Conn.), October 31, 1929, Page 17. Courtesy of the Connecticut State Library. Poster
New Britain Herald (Hartford, Conn.), October 31, 1929, Page 17. Courtesy of the Connecticut State Library.

New poster for Georgia K-12 GSE social studies standard SS5H3a

Get the latest printable poster in a series designed for the Georgia K-12 community by the Digital Library of Georgia, based upon the Georgia Social Studies Standards of Excellence.

These resources provide high-quality, standards-aligned materials that help teachers meet their students’ varying academic interests and needs.

The latest poster is for the Georgia 5th Grade Social Studies Standards of Excellence (GSE) SS5H3a (Historical Understandings):

Discuss the Stock Market Crash of 1929, Herbert Hoover, Franklin Roosevelt, the Dust Bowl, and soup kitchens.

Title: New Britain Herald (Hartford, Conn.), October 31, 1929, Page 17

Image provided by:
Connecticut State Library, Hartford, Conn.

Rights: 
https://chroniclingamerica.loc.gov/about/#rights
This resource is in the public domain.

You can download the poster here.

The poster has been designed to fit an 8.5” x 11” letter-sized sheet of paper, and all content is in the public domain to ensure print accessibility for all students and educators.

Heads up, Georgia K-12 social studies teachers! 

Visit us at https://bit.ly/DLGEducatorResources, where you can find:

  • Our entire K-12 poster series
  • Georgia Standards of Education-aligned Social Studies teaching modules for 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, and 8th graders
  • Resources for teachers and students participating in National History Day and National History Day Georgia.
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