The St. Paul Echo, founded in 1866 by William H. McGowan, has been a cornerstone of Saint Paul, Minnesota's media landscape. It has evolved from a weekly publication to a trusted source for local news and reflections on community issues, covering significant historical events like the civil rights movement and local government controversies. You can explore this influential publication on OldNews.com, where you will find scans of The St. Paul Echo starting 1925, totaling 691 scans. Each scan provides a glimpse into the past, featuring stories about historical figures, community events, and possibly even connections to your own family history. Engaging with these archives not only enriches your understanding of the region but also highlights the Echo's role in keeping the community informed. Discover the rich history of Saint Paul by searching for old newspapers on OldNews.com today.