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An award presented to Dr. Robert A.L. Mortvedt in appreciation of his continued support for the NCAA in 1969.

The Baptismal certificate given to Robert Adolph Luther Mortvedt on January 4, 1903.

Letter to Dr. Robert Mortvedt from Robert Johnson, Grand Director of Theta Pi Cast dated May 4, 1963.

This file contains miscellaneous materials collected by Dr. Mortvedt during his retirement including a program from Peninsula Lutheran Church in Gig Harbor, programs from the Rotary Club Banquet honoring DR. Mortvedt, and the program from the centennial celebration of Platville Lutheran Church.

File contains information about the National Conference of Christians and Jews including awards banquet request recognizing Dr. Mortvedt, Rabbi Richard Rosenthal, and Reverend John V. Sneeringer by the National Conference on Christians and Jews. Also included are newspaper clippings, correspondence, seating arrangements, awards program, the conference program, the introduction of Dr. Mortvedt and his response.

File contains materials about Mortvedt’s attempts to establish a Lutheran Home for the aging and his involvement with the Board of Governors after its establishment. File also includes correspondence, speeches, and clippings.

Correspondence related to Lutheran Service Organizations, speaking engagements for Dr. Mortvedt, PLU business, his editorials, and Bethany College’s Centennial Celebration. Most correspondence is between Mortvedt and Reverend Foss, Dean Buchanan, and other acquaintances from his career regarding more personal business.

File contains miscellaneous correspondence with Robert (Bob) Alexander, a friend of Dr. Mortvedt. Included is correspondence regarding matters of faith and Alexander’s spiritual journey and materials for his funeral.

Assorted clippings about PLU that Dr. Mortvedt collected regarding events at PLU after his retirement including clippings about Wiegman’s presidency—important events, scandals, and his political aspirations. Also covers information about PLU professors and the art glass window at Mortvedt library.