Founded in 1866 by local journalist and editor William W. McCarty, The Southern Post and Literary Aspirant emerged as a significant voice in Macon, Georgia, shaping public discourse in the post-Civil War era. Initially focused on literature and local culture, the newspaper evolved to include a diverse range of content, such as news, opinion pieces, and community events, reflecting the interests of its readers. On OldNews.com, you will find scans of The Southern Post and Literary Aspirant starting 1837, with 15 scans available in total. This collection not only highlights the newspaper's reliable reporting and insightful commentary but also provides an opportunity to explore historical figures, events, and possibly connections to your own family history. Dive into this influential source and uncover the stories that shaped Macon and the broader region, and discover the past through the pages of The Southern Post.