The Creswick Advertiser, established in 1857 by founders Samuel Smith and William H. Haddleton, has played a pivotal role in the media landscape of Creswick, Victoria. Originally serving the booming gold mining community, it has evolved into a respected local newspaper known for its commitment to accurate reporting and community representation. With a wide range of content including local news, events, and opinion pieces, it fosters engagement among residents and reflects the values and interests of the area. On OldNews.com, you can explore scans of the Creswick Advertiser starting 1914, with a total of 2,047 scans available. This archive offers a glimpse into the past, highlighting historical figures, events, and possibly even connections to your own family history. We encourage you to search for those old newspapers and uncover the stories that have shaped this vibrant community.