
2024 National Book Festival: Chronicling America, Your Guide to Discovering Digitized Historic Newspapers
Pike, Robin
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Dive into the past with our captivating session on exploring digitized historic newspapers via Chronicling America. Perfect for educators, students, genealogists and local history enthusiasts, this workshop will reveal the hidden gems within old headlines. Learn expert tips on how to search and uncover fascinating stories, discover invaluable research guides and embark on a historical adventure that will inspire and inform your future explorations.
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