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The first ever published copy of The Washington Post

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Founded by Stilson Hutchins, "The Washington Post" published their first newspaper in 1877.

The Post was bought by financier Eugene Meyer at a bankruptcy auction in 1933. Eugene Meyer's son-in-law, Philip Graham took over The Post in 1947 and due to his death in 1963, The Washington Post was taken over by his wife Katharine Meyer Graham.

10,000 copies of the first TWP copies of the newspaper was circulated , at a price of 3 cents containing containing 4 pages. As of 2018, The Washington Post has a circulation of 1,000,000 digitally.

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Year 1973 - Pulitzer Prize for Public Service
Year 1998 - James Beard Award for Newspaper Series.
Year 2007 - Peabody Award
Year 2008 - Pulitzer Prize for Breaking News Reporting
Year 2016 - Pulitzer Prize for National Reporting

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Stilson Hutchins an American News Reporter, publisher and founder of The Washington Post.

Articles Published by TWP of Well-Known Journalist such as:
- Joseph John Pulitzer
- Theodore Roosevelt

Katharine Graham an American publisher, who was also the CEO and chairman of The Washington Post Company in the 1990s.

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In the 1970s, TWP published an article based on an investigation now known as The Watergate Scandal. This investigation by TWP reporters, Bob Woodward and Carl Bernstein was very much the reason to the resignation of President Richard Nixon, the 37th President of The United States.

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The Main Washington Post Building in DC. 

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The Main Washington Post Building in DC. 

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1977 - present