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Murcia Municipal Archive news again.

If last week Mayor Jose Ballesta had the internet publication of the complete line newspaper, now it incorporates new publications digitized archive to your web page within your digitization policy initiated in 2002.

Specifically they join the Digital Newspaper Library, 32445 press images, among which, among others, 15 years of the Official Gazette of the province of Murcia (1875-1890), the daily Confederation (1937-1938), or Murcia Association ( 1949-1974), who in his first numbers published the news of the construction of the housing complex of Santa Maria de Gracia giving final touches to their opening in October 1949.

Likewise, digitized publication of Albacete, La Adelfa, nineteenth century cultural and literary character that was published twice a month, and a publication of Cieza, New Cieza (1923-1924) which temporarily was ceded to a particular file for scanning.

With the new addition and can be consulted online through the website of the Municipal Archives of Murcia, a total of 693,291 images of print and over 1,200,000 images in the File intranet.

Moreover, so it refers to the Digital Library, 286 works mainly incorporated nineteenth century, although there are some eighteenth and twentieth and involving 23,344 new images.

Among all the books, the most notable are two works of Jara Carrillo one a zarzuela with music by maestro Muñoz Pedrera;

two poetic works of s.

Federico Balart XIX;

some works written by José María Campoy over the city of Lorca s late.

XIX;

Catalog sculptures Roque López published by the Conde de Roche in 1889;

some work of Ricardo Codorníu;

or the Ordinances of the College of Art and Congregation Plateros City Real Murcia published in 1738, as well as some works of Fuentes and Ponte awarded in public contests.

With the addition of these publications, the Digital Library of the city of Murcia already has 1454 manuscripts and printed works between the centuries XVII to XX

Source: Ayuntamiento de Murcia