Hundreds of ProQuest US newspapers added to SABR Research Resources
FEBRUARY 3, 2025 — SABR members have enjoyed free online access to The Sporting News archives through Paper of Record, the Newspapers.com World Collection, and the Historical Black Newspapers Collection at ProQuest. Today, another important new archive has been added to our Research Resources as a benefit for all members.
The ProQuest Historical Newspapers: US Collection brings SABR’s archival offerings up to the present day with more than 600 publication titles from 35 states, including significant newspapers from major-league cities such as Atlanta, Cincinnati, Detroit, Minneapolis, New York, Philadelphia, Phoenix, Pittsburgh, St. Louis, San Francisco, and Tampa/St. Petersburg.
- SABR members, log in to view the Research Resources page and start browsing the ProQuest Historical Newspapers: US Collection.
Major titles featured in this collection include: Arizona Republic (1930-current); Cincinnati Enquirer (1923-current); Des Moines Register (1871-current); Detroit Free Press (1923-current); Indianapolis Star (1923-current); Louisville Courier-Journal (1923-current); Minneapolis Star-Tribune (1884-current); Nashville Tennesseean (1923-current); New York Daily News (1920-current); Orlando Sentinel (1982-current); Philadelphia Inquirer (1969-current); Pittsburgh Post-Gazette (1927-current); St. Louis Post-Dispatch (1923-current); San Francisco Examiner (1902-current); South Florida Sun-Sentinel (1981-current); St. Petersburg Times (1901-current); USA Today (1982-current)
Click here to view the entire list of publications available in the ProQuest US Newspapers Collection.
The ProQuest platform offers powerful and easy-to-use tools, including complete cover to cover full-page and article images in easily downloadable PDF format, and the ability to search many different article types.
We hope you enjoy this added benefit of your SABR membership. If you’re not a SABR member, join today!
Originally published: February 3, 2025. Last Updated: February 6, 2025.