The Worm: Digital program gives old Echoes new life (The Wenatchee World)

22 February 2010, 9:01 am

First drafts of history: Antique editions of Leavenworth’s hometown newspaper will get a second life on the Internet as part of the Chronicling America project, which preserves publications that first saw light a century ago or more. The Leavenworth Echo, first published in 1904, is among eight Washington newspapers to be preserved in the project, which is an arm of the National Digital ...... Read More »

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