Founded in 1786 by John Scull and George H. Smith, The Pittsburgh Gazette is one of the oldest continuously published newspapers in the United States, originally serving as a weekly publication that significantly shaped public discourse in Western Pennsylvania. It achieved a major milestone in the mid-19th century by becoming the first paper in the region to embrace daily publication. Today, The Pittsburgh Gazette offers a diverse array of content, including local news, sports, politics, and culture, making it a vital community resource known for its commitment to journalistic integrity. On OldNews.com, you can explore scans of The Pittsburgh Gazette starting 1805, featuring 51,397 scans in total. Delve into the past, uncovering historical figures, events, and even connections to your own family history. Discover the rich legacy of Pittsburgh and engage with the voice of its readers by searching through these invaluable archives.