The Soldiers’ Orphans’ Homes of Cedar Falls and Davenport, Iowa – Digital Archive – Dana Jamison

"A quarterly, peer-reviewed journal of history published by the State Historical Society of Iowa." --- State Historical Society of Iowa - University of Iowa's Institutional Repository

This national newspaper archive from the Library of Congress provides brief runs of newspapers from Burlington, Cedar County (Tipton), Cedar Falls, Charles City, Council Bluffs, Cresco, Davenport, Decorah, Denison, Des Moines, Dubuque, Howard County, Iowa City, Keokuk, Knoxville, Leon, Manchester, Marshalltown, McGregor, Missouri Valley, Muscatine, Oskaloosa, Ottumwa, Quasqueton, Sioux City, Tama County, and Webster City

"The Goldfinch : Iowa History for Young People was published quarterly by the State Historical Society of Iowa from 1975-2000. It is an Iowa history magazine for children, ages 8 to 13. Each issue focuses on a theme (ranging from Immigrants to Diaries, from Home and Family to Iowa’s Kid Heroes) and includes articles, games, photos, and fiction." --- State Historical Society of Iowa - University of Iowa's Institutional Repository

"IndexUNI is Rod Library's online index of articles from official campus publications, dating from 1876 to the present." --- UNI Special Collections & University Archives

"Iowa Heritage Illustrated was a quarterly historical magazine published the State Historical Society of Iowa beginning with vol.77 no.1, spring 1996. It continued The Palimpsest. The last issue was vol.93 no.2, Summer 2014." --- State Historical Society of Iowa - University of Iowa's Institutional Repository

Hundreds individual historical newspaper archives covering towns and counties from across Iowa.
All freely available to the public.

"The Iowa Homemaker was founded by the Home Economics Club in 1921. It was the first magazine on Iowa State campus written by women for women. The Iowa Homemaker covers a wide range of issues from “Canning Early Fruits and Vegetables” to “Can a Homemaker be a Citizen?” It contains the excited energy of women trying to find their place in early twentieth century Iowa, and it offers a unique perspective on the history of Iowa State." --- Iowa State University - Parks Library

The Palimpsest was a historical magazine published the State Historical Society of Iowa from 1920 to 1996. It was continued by Iowa Heritage Illustrated.

“The Daily Iowan began publishing under this name on September 21, 1901. It was preceded by four other student-produced newspapers: the University Reporter (1868-81), the Vidette (1879-81), the Vidette-Reporter (1881-1901), and the University Mirror (1888).” --- University of Iowa Libraries, Special Collections.