Overview of the Collection
Access Terms
Administrative Information
Arrangement of Materials:
Scope and Contents
Overview of the Collection
Collection Title: 19th Century Newspaper Collection
Dates: 1803-1898
Identification: MS-0174
Physical Description: 3.20 linear feet
Language of Materials:
English
Repository:
Special Collections & University Archives
5500 Campanile Dr. MC 8050
San Diego, CA, 92182-8050
URL: http://library.sdsu.edu/scua
Email: scref@rohan.sdsu.edu
Phone: 619-594-6791
Access Terms
This Collection is indexed under the following controlled access subject terms.
Genre/Form of Material:
Publications
Topical Term:
American newspapers
Administrative Information
Accruals:
2003
Conditions Governing Use:
The copyright interests in the materials found in this collection have not been transferred to San Diego State University.
Some items may be in the public domain. Special Collections and University Archives can only grant permission to publish
materials for which it is the copyright holder. For further information, please consult the section on copyright in the rules
for using the collections, or contact the United States Copyright Office at (202) 707-3000 or http://www.copyright.gov.
Conditions Governing Access:
This collection is open for research.
Preferred Citation:
Identification of item, folder title, box number, 19th Century Newspaper Collection, Special Collections and University Archives,
Library and Information Access, San Diego State University.
Arrangement of Materials:
Boxes 1 - 3 are filed by state of origin, then alphabetically by newspaper title. Box 4 consists of issues of
The New York Mirror filed chronologically.
Scope and Contents
The
19th Century Newspaper Collection consists of miscellaneous issues of various American newspapers published during the nineteenth century. Part of the collection
was used as a teaching tool at San Diego State University by two professors of communications in their respective classes:
Barbara Hartung, Ph.D., now professor emerita, and Diane L. Borden, Ph.D. Other miscellaneous issues have been added to this
core collection. The collection dates from 1803 to 1898.