The Boston Statesman, founded in 1837 by renowned journalist Edward Everett, quickly established itself as a vital voice in American journalism. Over the years, it has covered major historical events, including the Civil War and the abolition movement, reflecting a strong commitment to societal issues. Offering a diverse range of content from breaking news to cultural commentary, The Statesman appeals to a broad audience while maintaining its reputation for journalistic integrity and thorough reporting. On OldNews.com, you can explore scans of The Boston Statesman starting 1828, with 8,551 scans available in total. This resource provides a unique opportunity to discover historical figures, major events, and potentially connections to your own family history. Dive into the past and uncover stories that have shaped Massachusetts by searching for old newspapers on the site today.