Arbeiderbladet, founded in 1930 by the Norwegian Labour Party in Gjøvik, Oppland, has played a pivotal role in local journalism, strongly advocating for workers' rights and social justice. This influential newspaper transitioned to a cooperative model in the 1980s, strengthening its community ties and enhancing its commitment to integrity and factual reporting. On OldNews.com, you would find scans of Arbeiderbladet, Gjøvik, Oppland, Norway starting 1889, including 168 scans in total. With a rich array of content, from local news to cultural features and political commentary, the newspaper resonates with a diverse readership. By exploring these historical archives, readers can discover not only the events and figures that shaped their community but also connections to their own family histories. Dive into the past and see what stories await you in these valuable resources.