One of the greatest media experiments of the 1930s and 40s was the faxpaper. Almost entirely forgotten today, it was a technology that could deliver newspapers over the radio waves, then print them ...

This article is part of our "More to the Story" series. Last month, we invited readers to share with us your family's treasured news clips. Dozens of you came to the Library Center to talk to our ...

On June 18, 2019, LNP celebrated its 225th anniversary. The earliest newspaper to which today’s LNP traces its roots was the Lancaster Journal, first published on June 18, 1794, by William Hamilton ...

Would you pay 22 cents for a pound of butter? Garden City residents did in the early 1930s. Hamburger ran about 10 cents a pound. “There’s some terrific prices in there,” said John Kerstetter, a ...