The Texas State Library and Archives Commission (TSLAC) has partnered with us to provide services for newspaper titles that need to be microfilmed. If your newspaper title is in paper format, contacting TSLAC about microfilming your paper is your first step. Please see the attached documentation for contact info for TSLAC. Download the documents on imaging fees, on preparing paper copies for microfilming, and the transmittal form.

The Dolph Briscoe Center for American History at the University of Texas is a partner with us for the National Digital Newspapers Program as well as the Texas Digital Newspaper Program. Previously, they microfilmed hundreds of Texas newspaper titles under an NEH program, and the Center’s Newspaper Collections contain more than 4,500 Texas, Southern, U.S., and non-U. S. titles; it is the largest collection of its kind in Texas. The Center houses its preservation microfilm (master reels) in a state of the art, climate controlled facility on the University of Texas campus. For the Texas Digital Newspaper Program, the Center will provide master reels of newspaper titles from its collection for duplication. They will also accept as donations and preserve in perpetuity any master microfilm created from original newspapers as part of the Texas Digital Newspaper Program.

Texas Heritage Digitization Initiative is a cooperative project to identify, describe, digitize, preserve, and make broadly accessible special collections of history and culture held by libraries, archives, museums, historical societies, and other institutions in Texas.