The Catskill Recorder and Democrat and Democratic Herald, founded in 1828 by Edward B. Johnson, is one of the oldest newspapers in Catskill, New York. Initially a voice for the Democratic Party, it has grown into a vital community publication that covers local news, politics, arts, and culture while featuring opinion pieces and events. Over the years, it has shaped public discourse in Greene County, earning a reputation as a reliable source of information. You can explore its rich history on OldNews.com, where you'll find scans of the Catskill Recorder and Democrat and Democratic Herald starting 1860, with a total of 26 scans available. This is a unique opportunity to discover historical figures, events, and even connections to your own family history. Dive into the past and enrich your understanding of the community's heritage through these significant newspapers.