Every year, on the last Sunday in March in the UK, the clocks go forward an hour at 1 a.m. Known as British Summer Time,
We are happy to announce that we’ve added more than 450 new papers to our archives in March! Some of these newspapers result from a
Some heroes wear collars not capes! We dug into the archives on Newspapers.com™ to uncover news stories of ordinary dogs who did extraordinary things. From
Did you know that The Guinness Book of Records resulted from a friendly disagreement about the fastest bird in the world? In the 1950s, Sir
Last year, some of the most frequently searched words on Newspapers.com™ included obituary, obituaries, died, death, and funeral. With so many of you searching for
We’ve been busy in 2024 and are pleased to announce that we’ve added 150+ new papers to our archives since January 1. If you have
No, you’re not imagining it. This year, there really are 29 days in February. Every four years, a phenomenon occurs in our calendar in the
Did you know historical newspapers published a list of names for those with unclaimed letters at the post office? These lists can provide valuable clues
Have you ever visited Biltmore Estate in Asheville, North Carolina? Construction for the mansion with 255 rooms began in 1889. Biltmore remains the largest privately
Chocolate chip cookies were a hit from the moment Ruth Wakefield first served them at the Toll House restaurant in Massachusetts in the 1930s. She