Magazines & Newspapers

Magazines and Newspapers

The Magazine and newspaper sections are located in the far southwest corner of the building. Lee-Whedon has more than 100 magazines; magazines can be borrowed for 2 weeks. We subscribe to 5 newspapers which are for in-house use.

Adult magazines

American Patchwork & Quilting	Family Fun	Petersen’s Hunting
Antiques	Family Handyman	Popular Science
Architectural Digest	Family Tree	Prevention
Atlantic Monthly	Field & Stream	Reader’s Digest
Better Homes & Gardens	Fine Homebuilding	Reader’s Digest Large Print
Birds & Blooms	(585)	Real Simple
Bon Appetit	Garden Gate	Redbook
The Civil War Monitor	Glamour	Reminisce
Consumer’s Reports	Good Housekeeping	Scientific American
Cooking Light	GRIT	Shape
Country Living	Health	Simply Gluten Free
Country Garden	HGTV	Smithsonian
Country Woman	Knitsimple	Southern Living
Cuisine at Home	The Magnolia Journal	Taste of Home
Diabetes Self-Management	Martha Stewart	Taste of Home Simple & Delicious
Discover	Men’s Health	This Old House
Do It Yourself	Mother Earth News	Time
Eating Well	New York Archives	Vegetarian Journal
Elle Decor	New Yorker	Weight Watchers
Everyday with Rachael Ray	Old House Journal	Western New York Heritage
Family Circle	People	World of Interiors
		Yankee

Children’s magazines

American Girl
Cobblestone
Girl’s Life
LEGO Magazine
National Geographic Kids
Sports Illustrated for Kids

Young adult magazines

Beanz (Kids Code magazine)
MAD Magazine
Elle Magazine
Seventeen

Downloadable magazines

Use RBDigital, a free magazine reader. Once downloaded, the magazines are yours to keep forever. Download the RBDigital link from your tablet to get started.

Newspapers

The Batavia Daily News
The Buffalo News
The Democrat & Chronicle
The Lockport Union Sun & Journal
The USA Today
Your Hometown EXTRA

Back Issues

We keep back issues for up to one month for each paper. We also have microfilm of the Medina Register that dates back to the 1800’s. You can browse old Medina papers online, using the New York State Historic Newspapers site. We keep the current and previous year of most magazines.