Georgia historic newspapers: 69,318 free digitised pages
Everything below is what the Library of Congress holds online for Georgia in Chronicling America, counted on 2026-10-07. The pages are free to read and searchable by name; an obituary or a marriage notice here is often the only record of a date before civil registration.
Titles with the most digitised pages
| Newspaper | Years | Pages online |
|---|---|---|
| Atlanta Daily World (Atlanta, Georgia) | 10,344 | |
| Memphis Daily Appeal (Memphis, Tenn.) | 1847–1886 | 8,073 |
| Americus Times-Recorder (Americus, Ga.; [Americus, Ga.?]) | 7,278 | |
| The Morning News (Savannah, Ga.) | 1887–1900 | 4,802 |
| Southern Christian Advocate (Charleston, S.C.) | 1837–1948 | 4,298 |
| Atlanta Georgian (Atlanta, Ga.) | 1912–1939 | 3,680 |
| The Brunswick News (Brunswick, Ga.; [Brunswick, Georgia?]) | 1906–2016 | 3,139 |
| The Savannah Tribune (Savannah [Ga.]; Savannah, Ga.) | 1876–1960 | 2,793 |
| Savannah Morning News (Savannah) | 1868–1887 | 2,128 |
| The Dawson News (Dawson, Ga.; Dawson, Georgia) | 2,006 |
Counties
- Fulton 26,021 pages
- Bibb 12,373 pages
- Chatham 12,021 pages
- Dallas 8,344 pages
- Spalding 8,115 pages
- De Soto 8,073 pages
- Grenada 8,073 pages
- Hinds 8,073 pages
- Montgomery 8,073 pages
- Shelby 8,073 pages
Cities
- Atlanta 26,021 pages
- Macon 12,373 pages
- Savannah 12,021 pages
- Selma 8,344 pages
- Griffin 8,115 pages
- Grenada 8,073 pages
- Hernando 8,073 pages
- Jackson 8,073 pages
- Memphis 8,073 pages
- Montgomery 8,073 pages
By decade
- 1820 to 1829 51 pages
- 1830 to 1839 159 pages
- 1840 to 1849 519 pages
- 1850 to 1859 1,394 pages
- 1860 to 1869 3,250 pages
- 1870 to 1879 3,755 pages
- 1880 to 1889 6,426 pages
- 1890 to 1899 6,338 pages
- 1900 to 1909 10,457 pages
- 1910 to 1919 15,324 pages
- 1920 to 1929 7,622 pages
- 1930 to 1939 3,890 pages
- 1940 to 1949 4,413 pages
- 1950 to 1959 4,151 pages
- 1960 to 1969 1,748 pages
Languages
- English 69,318 pages
- Cherokee 84 pages
Ethnic press: African American, Indians of North America
Search them by name
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