Guide to the ARCHIVES of The Norwegian-American Historical ...

Norwegian Lutheran clergy toward the American environment, their role in ethnic
cultural maintenance and influence on institutional structure of Upper Plains
society, and “Perceived Ethnicity among Lutheran Pastors and Parishes in North
Dakota.”
733. LINDELIE, ANDREAS H. (1866-1943). REMINISCENCES, 1935-1936. 29 items. P
227.
Clippings of a series of articles, which appeared in Decorah-Posten, titled “Nogle
erindringer og betragtninger,” by a Norwegian-American editor of Normanden
(Grand Forks), who was a plantation owner in Cuba and Honduras and a
proprietor of a travel bureau in Florida. Topics discussed include politics and
temperance and such personages as Knute Arnegaard, Alexander Bull, Hans A.
Foss, M. Falk Gjertsen, Kristofer Janson, Simon Johnson, Knute Nelson, and Peer
Strømme.
734. LINDERUP, JOHN (1905-1958). STUDENT PAPER, 1983. 1 item. P 1221.
“John Linderup and the Norwegian-American Press,” by Cindy Perry, covering
Linderup’s journalistic contributions to the Chicago papers Skandinaven, Scandia,
and Viking. Born in Tromsø, Norway, Linderup came to the United States in 1924.
735. LINDLEY, LESTER G. HISTORY, 1984. 1 item. P 1314.
“To Fulfill this Mission: A History of Kendall College, 1934-1984,” by a teacher at
Kendall College, Evanston, Illinois, to commemorate its 50th anniversary.
Originally a two-year college called Evanston Collegiate Institute, it changed its
name to Kendall in 1950 and became a four-year college in 1974. Kendall received
its property from the Swedish Methodist Episcopal Theological Seminary and the
Norwegian-Danish Theological Seminary.
736. LIPSCHUTZ, WENDY. STUDENT PAPER, 1976. 1 item, 43 pages. P 883.
“Norwegian Americans in La Salle County, Illinois, 1825-1926,” by a Northwestern
University student. The author gives some general information, but primarily
records her interviews with five residents of La Salle County, two of whom were
descendants of the Sloopers.
737. LISBON GENERAL STORE, LISBON, ILLINOIS. ACCOUNT BOOKS, 1854-1882. 2
volumes. P 685.
Business records of a general retail mercantile store, including prices of produce
and items of merchandise. Records after 1856 are incomplete.
738. LISBON SEMINARY (EIELSEN SEMINARY). PAPERS, ca. 1920. 2 items. P 500.
Historical sketch and a report of an institution at Lisbon, Illinois, that operated for
one year (1855-1856).
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