NEW YORK and THE PERIODICAL PRESS
Like serials themselves, the history of publishing in New York can be read as a “continuing story,” with periodicals and their contents representing the diverse, shifting cultural politics of the city itself. Disparate voices of New York’s periodical press contended for the attention of various reading communities, relying on an extensive network of workers and the latest in printing technologies that only New York’s vast resources and talent pool could often provide. On this site, we invite you to study this archive and explore both the influence of place on publications and the influence of these publications on place.
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