Finding Aids: Recent submissions
Now showing items 1941-1960 of 2066
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Lake Agassiz Arts Council Records, 1968-1998
(2008-10-08)Created to promote the arts in the Fargo-Moorhead community and administer a granting program. -
George Lamphere Papers, 1863-1967
(2008-10-08)George Lamphere was a Civil War veteran and owner of Moorhead Daily News. The papers consist of a scrapbook containing clippings on government and politics, articles by Mr. Lamphere, reviews on his book, The United States ... -
Edwin F. Ladd Papers, 1890-1966
(2008-10-08)First chemistry professor at North Dakota Agricultural College (now NDSU), later president of NDAC, before becoming a U.S. Senator for North Dakota. -
Madalyn Kuhn Papers, 1932-1997
(2008-10-08)The Madalyn Kuhn Papers contains her diaries while living in the Lisbon and Fargo-West Fargo, N.D. area. She kept a daily diary from 1932, when the author was 14, through 2000. From a researcher’s point of view, the diaries ... -
Kurke and Associates Records, 1915-1963
(2008-10-08)Fargo architects, William F. Kurke and his son John M. Kurke were one of the most influential architectural firms in Fargo and perhaps North Dakota. Click here to visit the Kurke & Associates Photographic Exhibit. -
Know Your North Dakota Records, 1958-1971
(2008-10-08)Collection of articles written by a variety of authors featuring North Dakota historical events, people and subjects and intended for publication in state weekly newspapers. -
Vera Kelsey Papers, 1944-1958
(2008-10-08)An accomplished journalist and author, Vera Kelsey's papers document her writing career through the manuscripts and research notes for her last four books, British Columbia Rides a Star, Red River Runs North!, Tomorrow is ... -
Horace M. Jones Family Papers, 1907-1931
(2008-10-08)Local man whose son served in World War I and died at home while on leave. -
Roy P. Johnson Papers, 1870-1969
(2008-10-08)Local newspaper man who collected articles and wrote articles on different events and people significant to North Dakota and western Minnesota. -
Martin N. Johnson Papers, 1839-1954
(2008-10-08)Served as a delegate at the North Dakota Constitutional Convention in 1889 and U.S. Representative for North Dakota from 1890 to 1899. -
Edwin and Clara Johnson Letters, 1880-1898
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August Johnson Papers, 1919-1956
(2008-10-08)Swedish immigrant who became a Fargo inventor and maufacturer who developed a high pressure grease gun and an electric snow shovel. -
Agnes Bishop Jardine Papers, 1920-1939
(2008-10-08)North Dakotan deeply involved in music clubs on the local and national levels and served as President of the National Federation of Music Clubs. -
International Association of Rebekah Assemblies, IOOF, Ivy Lodge, no. 1 (Fargo, N.D.) Records, 1890-1981
(2008-10-07)The Ivy Lodge of the Rebekah Assembly is the women's auxiliary to the fraternal lodge, Independent Order of Odd Fellows and was organized in Fargo in 1890. Its records consists primarily of the minutes of the lodge meetings ... -
Robert W. Hovda Papers, 1936-1959
(2008-10-07)During World War II, Father Hovda was a conscientious objector serving in the Civilian Public Service Camp. -
S. Marius Houkom Papers, 1922-1977
(2008-10-07)Long-time Fargo architect, known particularly for the numerous churches he designed. -
James Holes Family Papers, 1875-1937
(2008-10-07)One of the earliest settlers in the Fargo area whose papers document his private and business affairs. -
Albert Hoiland Papers, 1899-1953
(2008-10-07)Mr. Hoiland was a North Dakota inventor. The collection contains various United States and foreign patents and promotional material for some of his inventions including wild oats separator (most extensive), valves, lignite ... -
Stella H. Hohncke Papers, 1930-1976
(2008-10-07)Fargo, N.D. poet and editor. The Stella H. Hohncke Papers document her active literary career, the author of plays, short stories, poems, and speeches. The Anna Thorsell articles written by Stella Hohncke, one of which ... -
Charles H. Hobart Papers, 1930-1934
(2008-10-07)Hobart wrote five letters in the 1930s detailing his family settling near Cummings, N.D. in the 1880s.