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Do you want your community’s history to be free to access?

Advantage Archives has partnered with over 1,000 communities to provide FREE digital access to 100,000,000+ images and counting. Is your community history not available for free? Contact your local library, schools, and historical/genealogical society and have them reach out to us so we can provide your community with FREE digital access to your local history.

Email: Info@AdvantageArchives.com

Phone: (855) 303-2727

Schedule a Time to Talk with our Partnership Team

Advantage Archives is committed to building long-lasting community-based partnerships to preserve and provide free, practical access to local history.

We want to be your community’s partner and would love the opportunity to discuss this with you. Together, we will collaborate with you to digitize your community’s newspapers and microfilm, scan your historical documents, photos, slides, and books, and provide free online access to anyone, at any time, from anywhere!

Don’t just take our word for it: 

Spotlight: St. Bonaventure University

Spotlight: The Vernon Parish Library

Spotlight: The Catholic Globe

Spotlight: The XIT Museum

Spotlight: The Marion Public Library

 

 

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March 10, 2025
This Week in History- March 10th through March 16th

On March 11, 2011, the Tohoku Region of Japan shook with forces stronger than any earthquake they had experienced before. A 9.1 Magnitude earthquake with an epicenter just off the coast of the mainland struck in the afternoon of an otherwise normal day. The earthquake was so powerful that it was felt all the way […]

March 07, 2025
History is not just something that happened—it’s something happening right now.

Access to historical records has never mattered more. Libraries, archives, and educators are on the front lines, fighting against efforts to erase, rewrite, or whitewash history. What’s at stake isn’t just the past—it’s the ability of future generations to learn from it, understand it, and ensure the full truth is never lost. These materials in your archives do more than help us remember; they help us learn, question, and grow. They show us how oppression is justified, how movements for justice are built, and how power is wielded—sometimes for progress, sometimes for control. They remind us that history is not just something that happened—it is something that is happening right now.

March 04, 2025
Spotlight: The Petersburg Public Library (Alaska)

The Petersburg Public Library  The Petersburg Public Library digitizes Historic Petersburg newspapers from 1913 – 2021 to give the local community easier access to Petersburg’s history. The Petersburg Public Library offers free access to its extensive collection of historical newspapers and documents through a partnership with Advantage Archives. The archives encompass over 45,317 pages of the Petersburg Pilot (1974-2021), along […]

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