Founded in 1837 by a group of local entrepreneurs, the Martinsburg Gazette and Public Advertiser has been a pivotal source of news and information for Martinsburg, West Virginia, and its surrounding areas for nearly two centuries. Offering local news, politics, community events, and advertising, the newspaper has adapted through significant historical events, fostering a strong connection with its readership. Recognized for its commitment to journalistic integrity, the Gazette provides thoughtful analysis and coverage that reflects the community's interests. On OldNews.com, you can explore scans of the Martinsburg Gazette and Public Advertiser, starting 1826, with 1,652 scans in total. Dive into the rich history encapsulated in these pages, discovering historical figures and events while possibly uncovering connections to your own family history. Searching these archives is a unique opportunity to engage with the past and appreciate the influential role the Gazette has played in shaping public discourse in the region.