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

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329. FOSTVEIT, KNUT (1900-1974). POEMS. 1 box. P 778.
Norwegian poems by a Norwegian-born amateur poet who lived in New Jersey
and New York. He emigrated to the U.S. in 1927, and worked at various trades, but
maintained life-long interest in writing poetry. Some of his poems were published.
330. FOX RIVER SETTLEMENT CENTENNIAL. PAPERS, 1933-1940. 1 box. P 542.
Articles, correspondence, clippings, pictures, programs, dealing with the centennial
celebration of the first permanent Norwegian settlement in the United States in the
Fox River Valley, La Salle County, Illinois.
Among the papers are the addresses by Marshall Solberg and Arthur Andersen and
an article, “The Fox River Norwegian Settlement,” by Carlton C. Qualey. B. O.
Berge, Orlando Ingvoldstad, Joseph M. Johnson, John J. Sonsteby, J. Jørgen
Thompson are the chief correspondents.
331. FRANKLIN SCHOOL. REPORT. 1 item. P 491.
Report concerning a school conducted in Bjug A. Harstad’s parsonage, Mayville,
North Dakota (1878-1880).
332. FREDERICKSON, FREDERICK (b. 1889). CLIPPING. 1 item. P 1414.
Notes about “A Norwegian Immigrant’s Life in a New Land,” written by Ragnvald
Kvelstad. Frederickson came from Heidal, Gudbrandsdal, Norway, as an infant to
Poulsbo, Washington, in 1890. He continued to live there and became a “veritable
walking encyclopedia of the early history of the town.”
For Frederickson reminiscences, see Poulsbo, Its First Hundred Years, by Kvelstad,
1986, pages 44-47.
333. FREDERIKSHALDS BUDSTIKKE. ARTICLE, 1853. 1 item. P 435.
Copy of an article entitled “Nogle ord om udvandringen” published June 16, 19,
and July 7. The article is a rebuttal to the theme of a Drammens Tidende article that
emigration will not harm Norway. It laments the loss of capital and workers, gives
statistics on the number of emigrants at each of several ports of departure, and
urges governmental regulation.
334. FREELAND, ALAN W. TRANSLATION, 1986. 1 item. P 1329.
“‘Hans’; a Translation of Hans Nielsen Hauge’s Major Work ‘The World’s Folly’
Together with a Discussion of Its Impact on the Hauge Lutheran Church in
Immigrant America.”
335. FREMAD-I MINNEOLA. RECORDS, 1889-1894. 2 Volumes. P 431.
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