The Boston Notion, founded in 1823 by a group of local intellectuals, has long been a pillar of journalism in Boston, Massachusetts. Originally focused on delivering comprehensive local news, it has grown to encompass a wide range of content, including arts, culture, politics, and community events, appealing to a diverse readership. Celebrated for its commitment to accuracy, The Boston Notion has won Pulitzer Prizes for investigative reporting and has sparked important discussions on social justice issues. Today, you can explore historical editions on OldNews.com, which features scans of The Boston Notion starting 1839, with a total of 2,279 scans available. Delve into the past to discover stories about influential figures and events, and perhaps even find connections to your own family history. Visit OldNews.com to uncover the rich tapestry of Boston's journalistic legacy.