The Atlanta Evening Capitol, established in 1882 by grassroots journalist and editor Henry W. Grady, emerged as a prominent voice in Southern journalism, focusing initially on local news and commerce. Renowned for its insightful commentary and investigative reporting, the newspaper played a crucial role during the Reconstruction era and celebrated numerous milestones, including awards for its outstanding investigative journalism. With a rich array of content—from political analysis to community events—it has maintained its status as a trusted source of information reflecting the pulse of Atlanta and the broader Southern region. On OldNews.com, you would find scans of The Atlanta Evening Capitol, Atlanta, Georgia, United States starting 1885, including 180 scans in total. Discover the history within these pages, mentioning historical figures and potentially connecting with events and people from your own family history. Explore our archives and uncover the stories that shaped the South.