The Puget Sound Argus, founded in 1889 by local pioneer George W. McNally in Port Townsend, Washington, has a storied history as a vital source of news and information. Renowned for its dedication to journalistic integrity, the Argus has reported on local events, politics, and culture, celebrating the unique character of the Olympic Peninsula and solidifying its status as a trusted voice in the community. On OldNews.com, you can explore scans of the Puget Sound Argus, starting 1882, with a collection of 415 scans in total. This resource not only highlights the publication's investigative reporting but also offers a glimpse into historical figures, events, and possibly even connections to your own family history. Discover the rich narrative of the region and uncover stories that have shaped your community—search for old newspapers on the site today.