Local area newspaper titles. Including 20+ Oshkosh-specific titles.

Historical newspapers archive from the 1700s-2000s containing thousands of well-known regional, state, and small local newspapers in the United States and other countries.

Near real-time access to world-wide news from the Associated Press provides a 30 day rolling full-text archive.

Assists fiction readers in finding new authors and titles. (If you like... you'll like...)

Fiction database designed with a bright, appealing layout for elementary and middle schools.

A digital collection of early histories, maps, atlases, and photos from Oshkosh, Omro, and Winnebago County.

Photographs, newspaper articles, postcards, pamphlets and catalogs of businesses that once flourished in Oshkosh can be found in this collection. Through this online collection, memories of Oshkosh come alive.

Discover historic Oshkosh's prominent people and local businesses. Each directory contains surnames, businesses, street directories and more. Some years include county coverage.

Search full-text articles on local news, issues, events, people and more from current and archived issues of Oshkosh Examiner.

Are you curious about who was the first couple married in Oshkosh, which Oshkosh street was originally called Makake, or who was the first school teacher? Find the answers to your local history questions and many interesting Oshkosh facts.

Books on the history of and life in Oshkosh, Wisconsin compiled and written by local historian, Clarence "Inky" Jungwirth.

Oshkosh Public Library has digitized a number of local history books (mostly books of pictures). Search or browse these books that date from 1887 to 1919.

Postcards and photographs showing Main Street in older times.

Searchable full-text December 2002-present.

Relive memories of Oshkosh through these postcards of businesses, churches, parks, city streets, country roads and other structures throughout the city.

Compiled by Ginny Gross, from the Oshkosh Public Museum staff. Provides better access to burial information for the time period preceding death certificates (1909).

Enjoy personal stories and reminiscences of life in Oshkosh by "ordinary people."

In April 2008, downtown Oshkosh, Wisconsin was transformed into a movie set for the Johnny Depp film, Public Enemies.