Founded in 1892 by journalist and playwright Paul Audin, Le Guignol de Lyon Illustré has become a cornerstone of Lyon’s media landscape, celebrated for its rich tradition of humor and satire. Originally a puppet show newsletter, it evolved into a vibrant illustrated newspaper that combined local news, cultural commentary, and political satire, reflecting the spirit of the famous Lyonnais puppet, Guignol. Today, you can explore scans of Le Guignol de Lyon Illustré on OldNews.com, with a collection starting from 1882 that includes 16 scans in total. This archive not only showcases the publication's wit and insight but also serves as a gateway to historical figures, events, and possibly even stories from your own family history. Dive into this vital platform that engages with contemporary issues while celebrating Lyon's unique cultural heritage and discover the rich tapestry of the past within its pages.