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 Published since 1849, the Chicago Tribune is one of the nation’s oldest continuously published newspapers. The information in its vast historical archive provides a unique and fascinating look back at noteworthy issues and events from throughout the past 150 years, both within the city of Chicago and across the nation. NewsBank delivers this wealth of retrospective information in a convenient, fully searchable Web-based archive.
An unprecedented resource for historical research
The Chicago Tribune Historical Archive features in-depth information never before available in a fully searchable format , making it the first historical database of its kind. This archive includes compelling accounts of famous issues and events, including coverage of all major wars and military actions involving the United States in the 20th century. Additionally, it contains vast amounts of information specific to the Chicago area—such as firsthand accounts of Chicago gangsters, crime and prohibition—that are part of both the city’s and the nation’s rich history.
Significant historical research value for a wide range of topics
The Chicago Tribune Historical Archive complements other historical, print and electronic history resources, providing increased coverage that adds depth to research projects and assignments. As a source, the Chicago Tribune is renowned nationally and internationally for excellent news coverage and credibility, making it a valued addition to any bibliography. Researchers can use this archive to explore diverse national and Chicago-area subjects, including:
- Architecture
- Art Reviews
- Chicago Ethnic Communities
- Chicago Gangsters
- Chicago Mayors
- Chicago Stocks/Commodities Exchanges
- The Civil War
- The Cold War
- Crime
- National and Chicago Sports
- Politicians
- The Progressive Era
- Race Relations
- Reconstruction
- The Korean War
- The Vietnam War
- U.S. Presidencies
- U.S. & Russia/USSR Relations
- World War I
- World War II
- And much more!
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