Founded in 1827 by John Goodrich, the Vermont Watchman and State Journal has a rich history as one of Vermont's oldest newspapers, deeply rooted in Montpelier. Over the decades, it has evolved into a significant platform for local news, covering government updates, community events, and insightful commentary on state politics. With a commitment to rigorous journalism and civic engagement, it has earned respect as a trusted source for reliable information, fostering discussion and contributing to the democratic process within the community. On OldNews.com, you can explore scans of the Vermont Watchman and State Journal starting 1836, featuring 9,500 scans in total. Delve into the past to uncover stories about historical figures and events, and perhaps even find connections to your own family history. Search through this invaluable archive to engage with Vermont's rich journalistic legacy.