milwaukee journal sentinel online archives

#Milwaukee journal sentinel online archives archive

The digital access to the newspaper archives is provided courtesy of the Milwaukee Journal Sentinel. The Milwaukee Journal Sentinel is Wisconsin’s largest and most influential newspaper. Interested parties can access the collection by selecting “Newspaper Archives” from the Shorewood Historical Society’s website home page:. He also works on genealogy so he may find some information to add to the family tree,” said Kathy Haase, a Shorewood Historical Society member. With this resource, MJS digital content is provided same-day.

#Milwaukee journal sentinel online archives archive

“My dad already discovered a picture of himself in the paper from 1965. Entrants must bring their cookies (1½ dozen), clearly marked with their name and contact information, to the Journal Sentinel lobby, 333 W. The archive is full-color and includes death notices and supplemental sections. Services on Jan 20, 11:00am at 8605 W Good Hope Road. The Historical Society pre-released the historic digital newspapers to its members and is receiving a positive feedback. Arrangements provided by Reid's New Golden Gate Funeral Home. “Now our community and other interested parties can easily, conveniently access and search the reported history of Shorewood online from their computer or other internet devices via a link called “Newspaper Archives” from the Society’s website home page” said Bob Dean, president of the Shorewood Historical Society. The newspaper archives had several names but was best known as the Shorewood Herald. Milwaukee Daily Sentinel was published in Milwaukee, Wisconsin and includes 15450 searchable. Years 1923-1972 are completed and years 1973-2004 are a work in progress with an expected completion by early 2020. Explore Milwaukee Daily Sentinel online newspaper archive. The Shorewood Historical Society announced that it has completed the digitization of over 60% of the community’s historic newspaper archives of 78,000 pages.