Stavanger kommune

Sources
The Department of Culture and Urban Development is a
multi-faceted department, with expertise in many areas. Its
employees have been the most important source of information
in this book. The Parks and Sports Department (Park og
idrett) and City Archives (Byarkivet) have also contributed.
The Stavanger Historical Society (Byhistorisk Forening Stavanger)
(home page www.byhistoriskforening.org) and the
following books have also been useful:
“En by tar form”
Author Anders Haaland, editor Unnleiv Bergsgard.
Publisher Wigestrand, in cooperation with the Stavanger
Architectural Society, 1999
“Stavangers bebyggelse 1945-1965 – Den sosialdemokratiske
orden”
Unnleiv Bergsgard
Stavanger Museum’s year book, volume 115 (2005), 2007
Useful Web Sites
There are many web sites with in-depth or specialized information
about Stavanger and the Stavanger region, far too many to
list here.
Visitors as well as locals will find www.regionstavanger.com
useful. This is a comprehensive multilingual portal for the whole
region, with a wealth of information and useful links. The site is
updated daily.
Another very informative web site is www.stavanger-guide.no,
especially its multilingual guide maps.
The Stavanger municipality’s own web site
www.stavanger.kommune.no gives useful information about
the local authority’s operations, access to a range of maps, and
assistance with many services. An English version is currently
under development.
”Rom for alle – Stavanger Boligbyggelag gjennom 50 år”
Oddvar Lavold
Stavanger Boligbyggelag, 1996
Opposite: Kirkegata ca 1900. Photo: C. J. Jacobsen.
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