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The Portal seeks to digitize originals, preserving and presenting online copies for the long-term. Doing so highlights hidden collections, builds statewide connections, and provides access to you, regardless of the time or your location.
This tool will teach you. Craft a search with a high degree of precision. Advanced Search gives you the most control up-front. Build a complex search query by specifying the distance between words. We've created an endowment to improve everyone's access to primary sources online.
Guided Search. Use this form to search simultaneously within descriptive item records and available full text for items in the Portal. Start typing below and we'll show you how you can format the same query in a basic search box. Word and Phrase Searching. Fill in more fields to narrow your search.
In the Portal your initial search will automatically cover descriptive item records and the full text of printed items. For more complicated queries, use our advanced, guided, or proximity search interfaces. You can also: Limit your search to specific fields in the item records. Filter your results.
The Texas Digital Newspaper Program (TDNP) partners with communities, publishers, and institutions to promote standards-based digitization of Texas newspapers and to make them freely accessible via The Portal to Texas History.
The Portal to Texas History is a gateway to rare, historical, and primary source materials from or about Texas. Created and maintained by the University of North Texas Libraries, the Portal leverages the power of hundreds of content partners across the state to provide a vibrant, growing collection of resources.
Find information about or created in specific Texas counties, the United States, or the world.
The Calhoun County Area Newspaper Collection hosts rare, early Texas newspapers, starting in 1848, with scattered issues covering Texas settlement, post-revolution history, and pre-Civil War History.
The Portal to Texas History announced its most recent call for submissions for the 2024 Rescuing Texas History program. This is the sixteenth year of the program, which has brought to light over 82,000 items from 448 projects.
We’re excited to announce a new tool you might find useful for working with newspaper titles on The Portal to Texas History! This tool is a curated title database, which allows you to see how many years, issues, and pages of a serial publication we have available on the Portal.