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The archives of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) have microfilm copies of most of the Norwegian-American Lutheran church records. The copies can be loaned via the mail for a nominal fee. The ELCA is divided into nine regions. The regional archives may have additional information. | The archives of the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America (ELCA) have microfilm copies of most of the Norwegian-American Lutheran church records. The copies can be loaned via the mail for a nominal fee. The ELCA is divided into nine regions. The regional archives may have additional information. | ||
To contact staff with questions | To contact staff with questions about the Norwegian Lutheran church records in the United States, go to:<br>[http://www.elca.org/archives] | ||
You may visit the ELCA archives in person by appointment only:<br>ELCA Archives<br>321 Bonnie Lane<br>Elk Grove Village, IL 60007<br>Phone: 1-847-690-9410 <br>http://www.elca.org/archives/ | You may visit the ELCA archives in person by appointment only:<br>ELCA Archives<br>321 Bonnie Lane<br>Elk Grove Village, IL 60007<br>Phone: 1-847-690-9410 <br>http://www.elca.org/archives/ | ||
E-mail: | E-mail: [mailto:archives@elca.org archives@elca.org] | ||
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Other records of Norwegians in America are kept at the National Archives. These include service and pension, naturalization, immigration, and homestead records. For information, write to: | Other records of Norwegians in America are kept at the National Archives. These include service and pension, naturalization, immigration, and homestead records. For information, write to: | ||