The very first printing of George Washington’s first state of the union address is printed right here in the 9 January 1790 Gazette of the United States! Printed the day after he gave his address, and in the very same city he gave it! It is extremely rare and desirable to have an 18th century paper containing a report of the event, THE DAY AFTER IT OCCURRED!
One of the first English-language newspapers
Small pox and plague reports!
One of the first Colonial newspapers - by Benjamin Franklin
The Stamp Act
The Boston Massacre - Prelude to the Revolutionary War
The Battle of Lexington and Concord (American newspaper)
The Battle of Lexington and Concord (British perspective in American newspaper)
The Battle of Lexington and Concord (British newspaper)
Calls for a “Declaration of Independence”
The Declaration of Independence
Reading the Declaration of Independence
Washington Crosses The Delaware
John Paul Jones - the Bonhomme Richard defeats the Serapis
Cornwallis Trapped at Yorktown!
Treaty of Paris
George Washington Farewell Orders to the Army
The United States Constitution
George Washington First State of the Union Address
George Washington’s Second State of the Union Address
Bill of Rights
“The Wall of Separation” letter by Jefferson
Death of George Washington
Eulogy of George Washington
Death of Paul Revere
The Baltimore Plot (the first conspiracy to assassination Abraham Lincoln)
Abraham Lincoln Assassination - New York Times - April 15, 1865
Abraham Lincoln Assassination - The Evening Bulletin - April 15, 1865
Abraham Lincoln Assassination - New York Herald - April 17, 1865
The Battle of Gettysburg (coming soon)
Complete 1865 Bound Volume of Harper’s Weekly
The Great Chicago Fire (full week)
The Great Chicago Fire
Dewey Defeats Truman
Babe Ruth Calls His Shot
Pearl Harbor
America's First Newspapers
