Göteborgsposten, established in 1813 by journalist and publisher W. J. G. Frøding, stands as one of Sweden's oldest newspapers. Over its storied history, it has made significant strides, such as becoming the first Swedish paper to introduce a newspaper supplement in 1974 and establishing a robust online presence. Offering a rich variety of content encompassing local and national news, cultural articles, and opinion pieces, Göteborgsposten appeals to a diverse readership. Its commitment to investigative journalism and thorough coverage of current events has made it a trusted source, profoundly impacting public discourse in Göteborg and beyond. On OldNews.com, you can explore scans of Göteborgsposten, along with other publications like Göteborgs Och Bohus, starting 1858. The archive boasts a total of 64,006 scans, presenting an opportunity to discover historical figures and events, perhaps even stories from your own family history.