Near this spot on Nov. 6, 1880, the first Beaumont Enterprise came off the press. This newspaper, founded by John W. Leonard, is southeast Texas' oldest business institution. The Beaumont...
One of the most influential newspapers in the Republic of Texas during the 1840s. W. W. Parker bought equipment of "Texas Chronicle," Galveston, and brought it here in 1837. He published the...
The Myrtle Groves Huie Dellmon House is listed on the National Register of Historic Places by the U.S. Park Service in recognition of Mrs. Dellmon's significant contributions to her community in...
The Hartford TimesFounded a weekly newspaper January 1, 1817, by Frederick Dunton Bolles and John Milton Niles. A champion of the party of the Constitution and reform in the state of Connecticut....
The Republican, established in 1823 by William A.A. Chisolm, is the oldest newspaper and business institution in continuous operation in Mississippi. Operated by Lewis family for over 100 years.
1846 FIRST NEWSPAPER IN CALIFORNIA IS ESTABLISHED IN MONTEREY Robert Semple, participant in the Bear Flag Revolt and later President of the California Constitutional Conventions, and...
JOHN SCULL 1765 - 1828 Pioneering editor and publisher who issued first edition of Pitts-burgh Gazette, 1786. First newspaper west of Alleghenies, it became the Post-Gazette, 1927. A Berks County...
[Location unknown] Appears to be a reference to the first commercial Australia - New Zealand flight ("Seeing 'Smithy' off"), more at Wikipedia. Submitted by @joshuamcf
THE MONTGOMERY A CATEGORY 1 HISTORIC BUILDING THIS CLASSIC LANDMARK WAS BUILT IN 1914 AS THE HEADQUARTERS FOR THE SAN FRANCISCO CALL, A LEADING NEWSPAPER OF ITS TIME. THE BUILDING WAS...