The Milwaukee Journal, founded in 1882 by Lucius Nieman and his brother, quickly established itself as a key voice in Wisconsin journalism, known for its investigative reporting and editorial independence. With a rich history of award-winning journalism, including Pulitzer Prizes, the newspaper provides a diverse range of content encompassing local news, politics, business, and culture. Engaging readers through in-depth articles and opinion pieces, The Milwaukee Journal remains a trusted source, influencing public discourse and shaping local awareness through its insightful analysis. On OldNews.com, you can explore scans of The Milwaukee Journal starting 1884, with a total of 1,802,829 scans available. Discover historical figures, events, and possibly connections to your own family history as you delve into the archives of this prominent publication. Search for the stories and events that have shaped your community and personal history today.