Sampo: Kuukautinen Aikakauskirja, founded in 1876 in Turku, Finland, represents a pivotal effort by local intellectuals and writers to promote Finnish literature and culture. Its expansion into Pori broadened its influence, making it a significant platform for diverse content, including literary criticism, cultural essays, political commentary, and local news. Renowned for its commitment to quality journalism, Sampo has established itself as a trusted source that fosters informed public debate and contributes significantly to Finland’s cultural identity. On OldNews.com, you can explore an extensive collection of scans from Sampo, starting 1887, with a total of 32 scans available. This archive offers a unique opportunity to uncover historical figures and events while also delving into your own family history. We invite you to search for old newspapers on the site and discover the rich tapestry of Finland's past.