The Newburgh Telegraph, founded in 1876 by George W. Goodyear, has significantly shaped local journalism in Newburgh, New York, establishing itself as a trusted source for news covering local events, politics, business, and culture. With its commitment to editorial integrity and community journalism, the Telegraph remains an influential voice in the Hudson Valley region. On OldNews.com, you can explore scans of the Newburgh Telegraph starting 1831, featuring 1,246 scans in total. This rich archive allows you to delve into the past, uncovering historical figures and events, and perhaps even discovering connections to your own family history. The blend of local insights and reliable reporting makes it a valuable resource for those wanting to connect with the heritage of the region. Dive into history and see what stories from the Newburgh Telegraph await you.