Founded in 1813 by John Scull, the Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette has been a cornerstone of journalism in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. Originally called the "Pittsburgh Gazette," it merged with the "Pittsburgh Commercial" in 1927, and has remained a vital source of information ever since. The newspaper has covered local events, politics, and the economy, shaping public discourse through major historical moments like the Civil War and industrialization. Renowned for its investigative journalism, it holds a trusted reputation in the region. On OldNews.com, you would find scans of Pittsburgh Commercial Gazette starting 1877, including 53,761 scans in total. Dive into the archives to explore historical figures, events, and even discover connections to your family history. The stories await; see how the past informs the present and enrich your understanding of your community.