Founded in 1866 by a group of passionate booksellers, the Journal des Libraires in Saint-Quentin, Hauts-de-France, has been instrumental in promoting literature and culture in France. This newspaper has a long-standing tradition of adapting to the evolving media landscape while remaining dedicated to the literary community. It offers a diverse range of content, including book reviews, author interviews, and articles on literary trends, making it a vital resource for readers and booksellers alike. Renowned for its insightful analysis and balanced reporting, the Journal des Libraires is a trusted source of literary information that has influenced public opinion and the book market in France. On OldNews.com, you would find scans of the Journal des Libraires starting 1879, with 361 scans in total, providing a glimpse into the past that may include historical figures and even events related to your own family history. Explore these archives to uncover a rich literary heritage.