The People's Horn Boy, founded in 1835 by prominent local figures in Hobart Town, Tasmania, stands as one of Australia’s earliest newspapers, celebrated for amplifying the voices of ordinary citizens and advocating for social reforms and local governance. The publication features a rich mix of content including news, editorials, and community events that reflect both local and societal issues. Now, you can explore the legacy of The People's Horn Boy on OldNews.com, where you will find scans starting 1834, totaling 34 scans. This collection offers a glimpse into the past, highlighting historical figures and events, as well as potentially connecting to your own family history. With its commitment to accuracy and community engagement, The People's Horn Boy remains a vital part of Tasmania’s cultural landscape, encouraging you to delve into its archives for a deeper understanding of our shared history.