37,801
edits
Norwegian American Historical Association (NAHA): Difference between revisions
Norwegian American Historical Association (NAHA) (view source)
Revision as of 18:20, 29 June 2019
, 29 June 2019minor formatting
(Updated text, fixed links, removed obsolete data) |
m (minor formatting) |
||
| Line 19: | Line 19: | ||
• '''Family History Collection''' Collection P0539, 39 boxes. Check card file index under Inventory cards. (This also includes cards for bound family histories in the library collections.) | • '''Family History Collection''' Collection P0539, 39 boxes. Check card file index under Inventory cards. (This also includes cards for bound family histories in the library collections.) | ||
• '''Manuscript Collection''' Searchable online with [https://www.naha.stolaf.edu/archivesdata/leif] or at NAHA office with inventory and index cards. Here you may find the name of an ancestor, and then make appointment with Archivist to view Norwegian American church record(s). | • '''Manuscript Collection''' Searchable online with [https://www.naha.stolaf.edu/archivesdata/leif Leif] or at NAHA office with inventory and index cards. Here you may find the name of an ancestor, and then make appointment with Archivist to view Norwegian American church record(s). | ||
• '''Biographical Directories''' Pastors, teachers, etc. Directory of congregations. | • '''Biographical Directories''' Pastors, teachers, etc. Directory of congregations. | ||
| Line 46: | Line 46: | ||
== Other Norwegian-American Resources at St. Olaf == | == Other Norwegian-American Resources at St. Olaf == | ||
Norwegian-American books and newspapers belonging to NAHA are housed in the[https://www.stolaf.edu/library St. Olaf College Library ]and may be identified with the St. Olaf-Carleton on-line catalog, CATALYST. Rare Norwegian-American imprints (books and pamphlets) are housed in the library vault, as indicated in Bridge. Access to these materials can be requested through the on-line catalog Bridge by clicking on "Schedule an Appointment" and completing the request form. The library also houses a rich collection of Norwegian-American materials of its own, including bygdebøker. | Norwegian-American books and newspapers belonging to NAHA are housed in the [https://www.stolaf.edu/library St. Olaf College Library ]and may be identified with the St. Olaf-Carleton on-line catalog, CATALYST. Rare Norwegian-American imprints (books and pamphlets) are housed in the library vault, as indicated in Bridge. Access to these materials can be requested through the on-line catalog Bridge by clicking on "Schedule an Appointment" and completing the request form. The library also houses a rich collection of Norwegian-American materials of its own, including bygdebøker. | ||
==Reference Works== | ==Reference Works== | ||