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The largest single collection of Original newspapers for the Greater Waynesboro Area from 1850-1923
Microfilm: Chambersburg Public Opinion 1869-1912, Valley Spirit 1849-1912, People’s Register, 1896-1925, Franklin Repository, 1925-1931, Waynesboro Village Record 1851-1900, Gettysburg Compiler 1857-1918 & 1940-1953, Adams County News 1908-1914, Shippensburg News 1849-1899, Greencastle Press 1889-1912, Echo 1895-1912, Spunk 1909-1963(Publication of the Sanatorium) Forest Leaves (Publication of the Forest Academy) Church Advocate 1835-1995 (Publication of the Church of God)