City Pages ceased publication in 2020. I'm interested in accessing their past content. What types of archives are available through the Hennepin County Library and the Minnesota Historical Society, and what are the key characteristics of each (e.g., format, date ranges)? Additionally, what was the general email address for City Pages inquiries before it ceased publication, and what kinds of merchandise were historically available in their store, even if the store link is no longer active?
Navigate to 'citypages.com'. Read the information about the Hennepin County Library archives to determine the type of content and access methods. Click on the 'Minnesota Historical Society' link (ID 12) to understand what content it hosts and its characteristics. Go back to the previous page. Click on the 'store' link (ID 21) to observe the outcome and infer the types of merchandise that would have been sold. Go back to the previous page. Extract the email address for general inquiries. Synthesize all gathered information to answer the task.
State that the Hennepin County Library collections contain every physical print issue of City Pages and will soon offer a searchable archive via Newspapers.com, accessible at library branches. State that the Minnesota Historical Society hosts digital web archives of CityPages.com, saved between February 16, 2010, and August 28, 2016, via the Archive-It Wayback Machine. State the email address for general inquiries as 'questions@citypages.com'. Acknowledge that the direct City Pages store link is no longer active (results in a 404 error). Based on the general categories seen on the resulting Star Tribune store page, infer and state at least two types of merchandise that would have been historically available (e.g., Apparel, Photography, Books, Home & Gifts, Newsstand).