List of newspapers in Pennsylvania

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This is a list of newspapers in Pennsylvania.

Daily newspapers

Other newspapers

Defunct newspapers

Bristol

Newspapers published in Bristol, Pennsylvania:

Bustleton

Newspapers published in Bustleton, Pennsylvania:

Carlisle

Newspapers published in Carlisle, Pennsylvania:

Chambersburg

Newspapers published in Chambersburg, Pennsylvania:

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Chestnut Hill

Newspapers published in Chestnut Hill, Pennsylvania:

Doylestown

Newspapers published in Doylestown, Pennsylvania:

Easton

Newspapers published in Easton, Pennsylvania:

Gettysburg

Newspapers published in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania:

Germantown

Newspapers published in Germantown, Pennsylvania:

Harrisburg

Newspapers published in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania:

Lancaster

Newspapers published in Lancaster, Pennsylvania:

Media

Newspapers published in Media, Pennsylvania:

Norristown

Newspapers published in Norristown, Pennsylvania:

Northumberland

Newspapers published in Northumberland, Pennsylvania:

Philadelphia

Newspapers published in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania:

American Weekly Mercury, 1719; established by Andrew Bradford 1719 American Weekly Mercury Dec22.png
American Weekly Mercury, 1719; established by Andrew Bradford
Pennsylvania Ledger: or the Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, & New-Jersey Weekly Advertiser, 1775 1775 Pennsylvania Ledger Jan28.png
Pennsylvania Ledger: or the Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania, & New-Jersey Weekly Advertiser, 1775
Pennsylvania Packet; and the General Advertiser, 1771 1771 Pennsylvania Packet Oct28.png
Pennsylvania Packet; and the General Advertiser, 1771
First issue of Philadelphischer Zeitung. Philadelphischer Zeitung.jpg
First issue of Philadelphischer Zeitung.

Pittsburgh

Newspapers published in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania:

Reading

Newspapers published in Reading, Pennsylvania:

Washington

Newspapers published in Washington, Pennsylvania:

York

Newspapers published in York, Pennsylvania:

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