The Detroit Gazette, founded in 1836 by pioneering journalist and civic leader, James W. Dobbins, has played a vital role in Michigan's media landscape, chronicling significant events from the rise of the automotive industry to social movements. As one of the city's oldest newspapers, it offers a diverse range of content, including local news, politics, culture, and investigative reporting, establishing itself as a trusted resource for residents. On OldNews.com, you can explore a collection of scans of the Detroit Gazette starting 1817, with 2,628 scans in total. This unique archive provides insight into historical figures and events, allowing you to discover and connect with your own family history. As you delve into the past, you can appreciate the evolving narrative of Detroit and its people, making it the perfect opportunity to uncover stories that shaped the community.