The St. Paul Weekly Minnesotian, established in 1866 by H. H. and Daniel W. Thompson, has been instrumental in shaping local journalism in Saint Paul, Minnesota. Originally designed to serve the African American community, it has chronicled key social and political events, enriching civil rights discussions. Over the years, the newspaper has diversified its content, providing local news, opinion pieces, and cultural features. Now, on OldNews.com, you can explore scans of the St. Paul Weekly Minnesotian, starting 1860, with a total of 64 scans available. This platform allows you to discover historical figures, significant events, and even aspects of your own family history. Renowned for its integrity and community engagement, the St. Paul Weekly Minnesotian stands as a trusted source of information, reflecting the voices and stories of its readership for over a century. Explore the archives today to uncover the rich history captured in its pages.