The Gettysburg Gazette, founded in 1830 by prominent local figures, has been a cornerstone of the community's history for nearly two centuries. Originally a weekly publication, it has evolved to cover an array of topics, including local news, politics, culture, and the significant events of the Civil War era, particularly the Battle of Gettysburg. With a commitment to journalistic integrity and community engagement, the Gazette has earned a reputation as a reliable source of information. On OldNews.com, you can explore scans of The Gettysburg Gazette from 1803, featuring a total of 116 scans that bring to life the stories of historical figures and events that shaped the region. This is an invaluable resource for those interested in uncovering family histories or significant local narratives. Dive into the past and discover the treasures within these pages to connect with Gettysburg's rich heritage and your own family legacies.