Newspapers and Magazines
Association of Jewish Refugees Journal
From the Association of Jewish Refugees (London). Searchable database of full text of journal since 1946.
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Belfast Jewish Gazette
From Queen's University, Belfast, Ireland. The Jewish Gazette is a monthly journal, published from January to December 1933 and February 1934.
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Bnai Brith Messenger
From the New York Public Library.
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Cleveland Jewish News
From the Cleveland Jewish News. Covers 1964 to the present.
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Florida Jewish Newspaper Project
From the University of Florida.
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J. The Jewish News of Northern California (1903-1967)
From the California Digital Newspaper Collection.
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Jewish Community Chronicle: 1947 – 2000
From California State University. Includes Long Beach and Orange County.
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Jewish Post and Opinion
From Indiana University.
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Journal of Jewish Communal Service
From the Berman Jewish Policy Archive. Beginning in 1902.
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JPress: The Historical Jewish Press
From the National Library of Israel. "This site contains a collection of Jewish newspapers published in various countries, languages, and time periods. We display digital versions of each paper, making it possible to view the papers in their original layout. Full-text search is also available for all content published over the course of each newspaper’s publication. Currently there are 128 newspapers with more being added all the time."
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Ohio Jewish Chronicle 1922-1994
From the Columbus Jewish Historical Society.
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Ottawa Jewish Bulletin 1937- present
From the Ottawa Jewish Bulletin in Canada.
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Phoenix Jewish News Photograph Collection 1960s - present
From the Arizona Jewish Historical Society. Over 10,000 photographs from the Jewish News of Greater Phoenix.
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Price Library of Judaica Anniversary Collection of Jewish Newspapers
From the University of Florida. Thirty-eight anniversary issues of 25 Jewish newspapers from around the world were selected for the Price Library of Judaica Anniversary Collection. The newspapers date from 1904 to 1973, with a heavy concentration of publications from the 1930s and 40s– a critical period in the history of 20th century Jewry. They were published in numerous cities around the world with large and significant Jewish populations, and in a range of languages including Dutch, English, German, Hebrew and Yiddish.
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Sh'ma: A Journal of Jewish Ideas
From the Berman Jewish Policy Archive. Covers the entire 40-year run.
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Southern Israelite
From the University of Georgia. The Southern Israelite Archive spans the years 1929-1986, and includes over 48,000 images.
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Texas Jewish Post
From the University of North Texas.
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The American Jewess
From the University of Michigan. The American Jewess (1895-1899) described itself as "the only magazine in the world devoted to the interests of Jewish women." It was the first English-language periodical targeted to American Jewish women.
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The Charlotte Jewish News 1979 - Present
From North Carolina Newspapers.
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The Jewish Herald (Houston, Texas) 1908-1914
From the Library of Congress. Founded in 1908 by Edgar Goldberg, The Jewish Herald was “a weekly publication, devoted to matters of interest to the Hebrew citizens of Houston.”
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The Jewish Monitor (Texas)
From the Library of Congress. "Gresham George Fox, rabbi of the Fort Worth Congregation Beth-El, started the Fort Worth Jewish Monitor in 1914. The Monitor was a 16-page paper that circulated in 40 cities across Texas, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Oklahoma. "
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The Jewish Sentinel of Chicago 1911 - 1996
From the Illinois State Library.
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The Jewish South (Virginia) 1893 - 1899
From the Library of Congress.
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The Jewish Times of Boston 1945 - 1992
From the American Jewish Historical Society.
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The Jewish Transcript of Seattle
From the Seattle Public Library. Currently covers 1924 - 1971 but more issues are planned for digitizing.
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The Jewish View @ CWRU
From Case Western Reserve University. "The Jewish View @ CWRU" aims to uncover the historical role of Jewish students, faculty, and administrators in the social movements, physical infrastructure, and intellectual life of Case Western Reserve University in Ohio from its founding to the present. "
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The Occident and American Jewish Advocate 1848 - 1863
From the Jewish-American History Documentation Foundation. Covers this newspaper published in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania.
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The Pittsburgh Jewish Newspaper Project 1890s - 2010
From Carnegie Mellon University.
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Jewish Telegraphic Agency Archives
The Jewish Telegraphic Agency. Searchable database of 250,000 full text news stories from 1923 from the Jewish version of the Associated Press or Reuters.
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Historical Jewish American Newspapers Online
From Kenneth R. Marks. Part of an extensive collection of resources from Kenneth Marks' genealogy blog,The Ancestor Hunt, this list includes only material that is available online. Not all of it has been indexed or digitized. Most are free and some require a subscription or a login from a university library.
