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The more than 55,0000 entries on hand written cards were edited and published on the Internet by the University of Oslo Library in cooperation with the Department of British and American Studies of the University. Entries by and /or about Norwegian…

Includes Wi-iyohi Bulletin of the South Dakota historical Society and family history compiled and written by Albert G. Anderson in 1949.

"Scandinavians in Dawson County, Montana," is based on a thesis for a Master of Arts degree, University of Utah. 16 pages.

Sermon notes of a pastor, born in Arendal, Norway, who served congregations of the Norwegian-Danish Evangelical Free Church in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, Muskegon, Michigan, Chicago, Illinois, and Jersey City, New Jersey, together with letters from his…

A collection of books published by Carol Anderson of Iowa. Includes:"Musings, Memories, Matriomony and more...," 2008 "Never Move the King: A Memoir of Paul Anderson as Viewed by his Wife" "Eivind Birger Christoffersen Masonry Artist and the Building…

Articles by the executive director of the Milwaukee County Historical Society, all published in "Historical Messenger of the Milwaukee County Historical Society" and "Milwaukee History," March 1969-Spring 1980 (complete issues). One folder of…

An interview conducted November 5, 1985 at 7251 W. Thorndale Ave., Chicago, Il 60631 by Hazel Anderson. Includes a letter pertaining to his induction into the 1984 Senior Citizens Hall of Fame, and one of 1981 about the family of his grandfather…

Various programs and other material owned by Irvin B. Anderson, a St. Olaf College student, WWII Navy Veteran, Swift County, MN Treasurer and son of Norwegian Immigrants. Donated in Memory of Irvin Berge Anderson.Includes: Directories, programs,…

Papers of Lewis O. Anderson. Essay, "People's Revolution," written during World War II, discusses nationalism vs. internationalism.Contents:Lewis O. Anderson Article. "People's Revolution," discusses nationalism vs. internationalism. Three pages…

Family papers of Lingah (Leirgat) Christine Anderson (1871-1954) who married Jens Anderson Ness (1863-1937) in 1902. He was born in Sogndal, Norway, and immigrated 1872. Lingah was a graduate of St Olaf College in 1894; and attended the Univ. of…