Newspaper Industry Collection

Paris, Newsboys waiting for "Extras", between c1914 and c1915. Creator: Bain News Service
Paris, Newsboys waiting for "Extras", between c1914 and c1915. Newsboys waiting for news during the beginning of World War I, Paris, France

Messieurs, je viens offrir à votre journal... 1844. Creator: Honore Daumier
Messieurs, je viens offrir a votre journal... 1844. Messieurs, je viens offrir a votre journal, un roman-feuilleton qui, je crois, lui conviendra parfaitement

Une Mauvaise charge, 1856. Creator: Félicien Rops
Une Mauvaise charge, 1856. From periodical: Uylenspiegel, no. 13, 27 April 1856

Times Building under construction, New York, N.Y. ca 1904. Creator: Unknown
Times Building under construction, New York, N.Y. ca 1904

Newspaper Row, [Park Row], New York, c1905. Creator: Unknown
Newspaper Row, [Park Row], New York, c1905

City Hall and World Building, New York. c1905. Creator: Unknown
City Hall and World Building, New York. c1905

Herald Building, New York, N.Y. between 1900 and 1910. Creator: Unknown
Herald Building, New York, N.Y. between 1900 and 1910

Newspaper Row, New York City, ca 1900. Creator: Unknown
Newspaper Row, New York City, ca 1900

The Illustrated Papers of the World, 1890. Creator: Unknown
The Illustrated Papers of the World, 1890. From "The Graphic. An Illustrated Weekly Newspaper", Volume 42. July to December, 1890

Danny McLaughlin in the Daily Record office with other staff members. Danny was apparently recorded in the Guiness Book of Records as the smallest Pageboy in the world. Circa 1950

The vast majority of Coventry Evening Telegraph copies are delivered by the newspaer boys and girls who are employed by the local newsagents. 1972

Street scene, with building of the Southington News, Southington, Connecticut, 1942. Creator: Charles Fenno Jacobs
Street scene, with building of the Southington News, Southington, Connecticut

LA Times Newspaper Stand
Los Angeles, California: May 14, 1964 A Los Angeles Times newspaper stand in LA

A National Newspaper Stand
United States: February 14, 1938 A newspaper stand with papers from around the country

People Reading Headlines
New York, New York: 1938 New Yorkers stopping around a newspapaer stand to read the latest headlines

A Newspaper Being Printed
California: c. 1938 A newspaper being printed on a press. At the top are the angle bars which automatically fold the paper in half

Newsroom Copy Readers
New York, New York: September, 1942 Copy readers at the telegraph desk in the newsroom of the New York Times newspaper

A Newspaper Re-Write Man
California: c. 1938 The re-write man on a newspapers city room staff. They take news items telephoned in by reporters or sent by teletype

Crosby Clambake Press Room
Pebble Beach, California: c. 1950 The press room at the Crosby Clambake Golf Tournament

Santa Cruz Newspaper Office
Santa Cruz, California: 1947 The staff at the Santa Cruz Evening News paper

Newspaper Man At His Desk
United States: October, 1929 A newspaper man works at his typewriter with four candlestick telephones at the ready

Newspaper Editor Larry Fanning
San Francisco, California: c. 1950 Editor Larry Fanning at work at the San Francisco Chronicle newspaper

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In the bustling Daily Record office, Danny McLaughlin and his dedicated team of staff members work tirelessly to bring you the latest news. Their commitment to delivering accurate and timely information is what sets the newspaper industry apart. Meanwhile, on the streets of Coventry, newspaper boys diligently distribute copies of the Coventry Evening Telegraph to eager readers. These young entrepreneurs play a vital role in ensuring that every corner of the city is reached with this trusted source of news. Traveling back in time to 1942 Southington, Connecticut, we witness a vibrant street scene with the iconic building of the Southington News standing proudly. This image captures an era when newspapers were at their peak, serving as a primary source for local happenings and community engagement. From coast to coast, newspaper stands like those seen outside LA Times or national publications dot our cities' landscapes. These stands serve as gateways into worlds filled with stories that inform and inspire us all. As we walk down any busy street today, it's not uncommon to see people engrossed in reading headlines from various newspapers. Whether it's catching up on current events or diving into thought-provoking features - these individuals are engaging with journalism that keeps them informed about their world. Behind closed doors lies another crucial aspect: printing presses working relentlessly to produce thousands upon thousands of newspapers each day. The rhythmic hums and clanks echo through these rooms as they transform blank pages into vessels for knowledge and insight. Within newsrooms across the globe reside copy readers who meticulously scrutinize articles before they go live. Their keen eyes ensure accuracy while maintaining journalistic integrity – an essential step in delivering reliable information to readers everywhere. The re-write man sits at his desk surrounded by stacks of papers awaiting his touch; he possesses a unique talent for transforming raw material into captivating stories that captivate audiences far and wide. His skillful craft breathes life into words previously unexplored.