The Sunday Oregonian, founded on August 4, 1850, by Thomas J. Dryer in Portland, Oregon, holds the distinction of being the oldest continuously published newspaper in the Pacific Northwest. Initially aimed at providing local news, it has evolved to cover a broad spectrum of topics, including politics, business, arts, and lifestyle features. With significant milestones such as its transition to a daily format and numerous Pulitzer Prize wins, it serves as a vital voice in the region. On OldNews.com, you would find scans of The Sunday Oregonian, Portland, Oregon, United States starting 1895, including 22,555 scans in total. This resource allows you to delve into historical figures, events, and even personal family histories. Explore these archives to uncover the rich tapestry of Oregon's past and engage with the stories that have shaped the community.