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Newspaper clips about the Foss family business.

A Christmas story written by Jack M. Holl, started in 1970 and finished in 2008. Jack M. Holl started writing this story for his children in 1970. At the time he was a historian at University of Washington, but he moved to Kansas not long after starting the story. For 38 years the story lay unfinished, before he eventually picked it up in 2008 and finished it that same year. Contains one unbound manuscript, written by Jack M. Holl, and titled Everheartz Bear: A Christmas Story.

The Nordic Study Circle is a non-profit, educational lecture series for individuals interested in North European culture and institutions. Contains lecture programs and membership fee letters.

Contains documents related to the Hallingdal Stevne and its planning.

A symposium written by Else Breen, where she discusses the gender and family roles in Scandinavia as related to written sources. Else Breen, born in 1927 in Norway, is a Norwegian writer, especially known for her children's books. Contains Else Breen's symposium titled "Family Life in Scandinavia Today", written in English.

Contains one booklet of papers relating to the Scandinavian Presence in US sent out to the participants of the coming Scanpresence II conference. The Scanpresence (Scandinavian Presence in America) conference was first held in 1973, to discuss the presence of Scandinavian organizations, institutions, and interests in the US, as a way of preserving these cultures.

Contains correspondence between Mrs. O.A. Flaat and Lucy and Belle. Some letters are in Norwegian, while others are in English.

Contains a publication titled "A Swedish emigrant and Washington Pioneer".