Go back in time with images of the Sioux City Journal, which has operated continuously since 1864.
Inside the Journal
Inside the Sioux City Journal.
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A man works at the Sioux City Journal.
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A press at the Journal is shown.
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Newsroom employees at the Journal are pictured.
Publisher letter
A portion of a plate used to create the Journal is shown.
Page prep
Pages are prepared for the Journal.Â
Printing equipment
Printing equipment is shown.Â
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Workers repair the press at the Journal.
Journal headquarters
The former Journal offices are shown. The publication now is based at 515 Pavonia St.
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Reporters and editors work at the Sioux City Journal.
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The Journal building shown in 1964.
Press work
A press is prepared at the Journal offices.Â
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Journal presses
The former Sioux City Journal presses are shown.Â
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Former offices of the Journal are shown.
Ticker-tape
A ticker-tape machine is shown.Â
Paper boys
Sellers of the Sioux City Journal-Tribune are shown.
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The front desk of the Sioux City Journal in a previous headquarters.
News boys
Journal news carriers load papers. The paper relied on dozens of newsboys to deliver the news.Â
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A worker prepares plates for the Sioux City Journal.
Temperature gauge
A popular feature outside the Journal's Douglas Street offices was a temperature gauge.Â
