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

See “Norwegian-American Artists...” by Rolf Erickson in Norwegan-American Studies,
volume 31.
932. NORWEGIAN-AMERICAN ATHLETIC CLUB (1927-1983). PAPERS, 1927-1938. P
1342.
Minutes, correspondence, and newspaper clippings concerning a Minneapolis
men’s athletic club organized by a merger of Norge Athletic Club and the Norse
Sports Club. The members were active in soccer, skiing, and skating. The club
gradually became inactive, but members gathered for social fellowship until formal
dissolution of the Club in 1983.
933. NORWEGIAN-AMERICAN CHAMBER OF COMMERCE (1915). PAPERS. 65
items in 1 folder and 6 volumes. P 862.
Assorted papers, membership lists, trade bulletins, and clippings of a corporation
organized in New York City chiefly for the purpose of promoting business interests
between Norway and the United States.
934-935. NORWEGIAN-AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION (1925). PAPERS,
1925-1970. 118 boxes. P 1000, P 1001, P 1002.
Papers of NAHA consisting of correspondence, source materials, cuts, and
manuscripts that attended the editing and any other pre-publication work required
to produce a book. The organization of this portion is largely determined by the
sequence of the NAHA publications. Includes the financial and secretarial records
such as minutes, annual reports, correspondence, statements on editorial and
financial policies, on purpose and service of the organization; manuscripts;
publication bids and contracts; book reviews of NAHA publications; catalogues;
pamphlets and brochures. Use of the papers pertaining to publication requires the
permission of the NAHA editor.
936. NORWEGIAN-AMERICAN HISTORICAL ASSOCIATION (1925- ). REVIEWS. 3
boxes. P 1000.
A continuing collection of reviews of NAHA publications.
937. NORWEGIAN-AMERICAN HOSPITAL. PAPERS, 1894-1939. 3 folders. P 624.
Brochures, constitution, yearbook, and a history of a Chicago hospital founded in
1891, including issues of the The Lamp (1958- ) and NAH People (1987). Includes the
bylaws of the Norwegian-American Hospital Society of Chicago and the minutes of
that Society, 1911-1941, 300+ pages.
The Norwegian Lutheran Tabitha Society was formed in 1885 and opened a
hospital in 1891, which burned in the same year. A new hospital was opened in
1894. It became non-sectarian in 1910 and was reorganized as the Norwegian-
American Hospital in 1929.
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