It is estimated that 90% are original Baltimore Sun photographs while the remaining are from non-Sun sources. Special Collections manages prints, negatives, transparencies, and digital files dating from the 1930s through 2012. The Serials department holds a microfilm copy of the Baltimore Sun (1837-present, incomplete), the Baltimore Sun Morning Index (1891-1951), and the Evening Sun (complete) the current two months of the Baltimore Sun are available in paper format in the Serials stacks (filed under Sun). Special Collections holds a substantial run of the print holdings of the Baltimore Sun (1837-1968) and the Evening Sun (1910-June 1969) due to preservation concerns, these volumes are limited to staff-use only. This service is not affiliated with UMBC. Maryland residents: access to both databases is provided by the Enoch Pratt Free Library or your local county public library system a valid public library card is required.Īll other researchers: individual articles can be requested through Interlibrary Loan at your local university or public library system, or by emailing If you wish to conduct more in-depth research, you could consider purchasing a subscription to this will provide online access to both the Baltimore Sun and the Evening Sun. USMAI affiliate researchers: consult your campus library for access to the databases above. UMBC affiliate researchers: use the links above and sign-in with your UMBC account. ProQuest Historical Newspapers: The Baltimore Sun contains online searchable scans of the Sun from 1837 to 1993. Proquest National Newspapers provides an online searchable pdf backfile (1990-) and plain text access is also available through Lexis Nexis Academic and Newsbank for the same dates.

Sun Tv Serial List In 1999