"Frank Leslie's Illustrated Newspaper" was an American publication founded in 1855 by Frank Leslie. It was known for its detailed illustrations and coverage of current events, making it one of the first illustrated newspapers in the United States. The newspaper featured a mix of news, politics, and cultural stories, appealing to a wide audience. The publication played a significant role in the development of visual journalism, using wood engravings to depict important events and everyday life. It continued to be published until 1922, leaving a lasting impact on the media landscape and influencing future illustrated publications.