Norwegian publication of Tacoma and the state of Washington.
Editor: John Soley
Publisher: Puget Sound Publishing Company
Scandinavian newspaper circulated in Washington, Oregon, Alaska, and British Columbia
Tacoma Tidende Publishing CompanyIssues of a Norwegian language newspaper published in Tacoma and circulated throughout the Pacific Northwest.
Tacoma Tidende Publishing CompanyTacoma Swedish-language weekly newspaper, published by the Puget Sound Publishing Company.
Puget Sound Publishing CompanyThe Oral History collection contains the recorded interviews of 282 men and women who emigrated from Scandinavia and settled in the Pacific Northwest. The project was started during an experimental course on Scandinavian Women in the Pacific Northwest. Students in the course were encouraged to interview women and learn about their experiences as immigrants to the United States. The project was continued and expanded with support from the president’s office and by grants from the L.J. Skaggs and Mary C. Skaggs Foundation, from the Joel E. Ferris Foundation and the Norwegian Emigration Fund of the Royal Norwegian Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The project was directed by Dr. Janet E. Rasmussen. Upon completion, the collection was transferred to the Archives and Special Collections Department.
The oral history collection is open for personal and scholarly work. For commercial use, please contact archives@plu.edu.
This collection includes various papers and documents about the N/A 150. It commemorates the the 150th annivesary of the association with the visit of King Olav. Many of the files contain information about the king's visit.
The materials include two song albums from 1909 and, two song books from 1911, two song books for the Singing Festival from 1917, one song book from 1920, two song books from 1922, and one song book from 1924. The books list some of the singers and the officers of the organization at the time of the production. Songs are in both English and Swedish.
Includes the programs and songbooks of the annual performances of the Pacific Coast Norwegian Singers Association of America Sangerfest.
These records includes financial information and statements, meeting minutes and correspondence, and programs.
Skagit Valley MannskorThree copies of the Svea Male Chorus spring concert program dated May 18, 1928. Lists honorary, active, and associate members. The Svea Male Chorus is a part of the First Swedish Baptist Church.