The 2010 parish directory for the Sts. Anne & Jochim Catholic Church, Fargo, N.D., has been added to the Institute for Regional Studies Archives book collection. The book features photographs and information on the construction and dedication of their new church building in Fargo, N.D., as well as information on various church groups, and photographs of members.
The 2017 North Dakota County Officials Directory has been added to the Institute for Regional Studies Archives book collection.
The new book, Women Behind the Plow, By Sue Kaseman Balcom, has been added to the Institute for Regional Studies Archives book collection. The following description comes from the Dakota Booknet website:
The book Bismarck-Mandan Memories II: The 1940s, 1950s and 1960s, Volume II, produced by the Bismarck Tribune, has been added to the Institute for regional Studies book collection.
The new book: Haunted by Waters: The Future of Memory and the Red River Flood of 1997, 
The book International Peace Garden: Promise of Peace, has been added to the Institute for Regional Studies Archives book collection. The following comes from the back cover.
A two volume edition of “A Guide to Mount Calvary Cemetery Sargent Township, Sargent County, N.D.”, by Tom Bell, of Lisbon, N.D., has been added to the Institute for Regional Studies Archives book collection. This publication is the result of the exhaustive work of Mr.
The book Building a Dream Together, published in 2014 by Verendrye Electric Cooperative to commemorate the 75-year history of the cooperative, has been added to the Institute for Regional Studies Archives book collection. The 146 page publication features color photographs and stories from the company’s origins in Verendrye, North Dakota in 1939, forward.
A published family history book entitled, Wanzek: The History and Genealogy of the Wanzek Family, by Andrew Nielsen, has been added to the Institute for Regional Studies Archives book collection. Commissioned by Jon Wanzek to document his family history. It traces the descendants of Simon and Mary (Kozitza) Wanzek who emigrated with their family from Silesia, Poland in 1887 coming to Wells, Minnesota.
The book Pioneers: The Old Settler’s Memorial Monument Ass’n., Inc.