Historical magazines and journals are found in databases, print, microfilm, online digital libraries, archives and special collections.
There are several methods for finding historical periodicals. You may need to search in different ways to find what you need.
Not all databases include full-text articles. If the full article is not available online, request it through Interlibrary Loan.
To discover magazines by time period or with a specific topic or audience:
Periodical indexes provide citations, usually organized by subject, for articles in journals, magazines, newspapers and more. Use an index to discover titles that may not be available online or in our collections.
If a magazine or journal is unavailable digitally, it may be on microform.
DeGolyer Library holds several hundred journals, most in the fields of western history, railroad history, the history of photography, and bibliography. Also held are humor publications, trade publications, and literary magazines.
Contact DeGolyer staff about the availability of certain titles.