Helsingfors Tidning, founded in 1835 by the influential Finnish journalist and editor Lars Gabriel Furuhjelm, stands as one of the oldest newspapers in Finland. Originally a Swedish-language publication, it significantly contributed to the promotion of Finnish culture and language throughout the 19th century. Over the years, Helsingfors Tidning has evolved to include a rich variety of content, ranging from local news to cultural commentary and political analysis. With a strong commitment to journalistic integrity, it continues to reflect the social and political climates of Uusimaa. On OldNews.com, you can explore scans of Helsingfors Tidning from Helsinki, Uusimaa, Finland starting 1909, with 152 scans in total available. Delve into the past and discover historical figures, events, and possibly even people from your own family history. Join the exploration of Finland’s rich media heritage by searching for old newspapers on the site.