Janson, Kristofer]]> Clergyman]]> Minneapolis (Minn.)]]> Unitarian]]> Hanska (Minn.)]]> Draxten, Nina]]> Biography/History:
Kristofer Nagel Janson (May 4, 1841 – November 17, 1917) was a Norwegian poet, author and Unitarian clergyman. Born in Bergen Norway, Janson is commonly recognized as the founder of the Norwegian Unitarian Church. After being ordained in Chicago, Janson moved to Minneapolis (1881-1893) to serve as a minister. He organized several Unitarian congregations, including one in Hanska, Minnesota, and wrote several novels about his countrymen. Janson returned to Norway in 1893 and introduced Unitarianism to Norway, whereafter the Norwegian Unitarian Church (Norwegian: Unitarforbundet Bét Dávid) was established in 1895.

Scope and Content:
Papers of a Norwegian author and Unitarian clergyman: clippings, correspondence, photos, bibliographies, and pamphlets.

Digital Collections on Flickr:
Kristofer N. Janson and family, 1880

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Content:
Joseph Langland Papers: Clippings and Poem.

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]]> Langland, Joseph]]> Christiansen, F. Melius (Fredrik Melius), 1871-1955]]> Heltne, Caroline]]> Hertsgaard, Oscar I. (Oscar Ingeleif), 1883-]]> Langum, Andrew J.]]> Locken, Gusta]]> Locken, Mabel]]> Tetlie, Joseph]]> Thompson, J. Jørgen]]> Langum, Henry]]> Drammen (Norway)]]> Spring Valley (Minn.)]]>
Content:
Henry Langum Articles.

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]]> Langum, Henry]]> Larsen, Erling]]> Carleton College (Northfield, Minn.)]]> Minnesota]]> Minnesota State Automobile Association]]>
Includes "Where the Cannon [River] Flows"; "The Way to Big Sandy"; "This Pigeon [River] is Not Dead"; "The Broad, Smooth Rainy [River]"; "Taconite"; "The Mississippi and the Lake of Tears"; "Shadow of the Sioux"; "Inherit the Sea [story of Chris Grastvedt]"; and "God's Country and the Ships."

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]]> Larsen, Erling]]> Larsen, Gunhild A. J.]]> Muskego (Wis.)]]> Emigration and immigration]]> Bache, Soren ]]> Clausen, Claus L. ]]> Dietrichson, J. W. C. ]]> Eielsen, Elling ]]> Heg, Even ]]> Landsverk, John J. ]]> Stub, H. A. ]]>
Content:
Gunhild A. Larsen (Mrs. Tobias) Manuscript: Recollection from Muskego. Note: baptized in Laurvig, Norway.]]> Larsen, Gunhild A. J.]]> Larsen, Gustav A.]]> Lutheran]]> Clergyman]]>
Content:
Gustav A. Larson Correspondence: Letters of Call.]]> Larsen, Gustav A.]]> Larsen, Magnus]]> Designer]]> New York]]>
Content:
Magnus, Larsen Letters. Letters in Norwegian.]]> Larsen, Magnus]]> Larson, C.W.]]> Iowa]]> Agriculture]]> Professor]]> Columbia University]]> Pennsylvania State College]]>
Content:
C.W. Larson Article: Milk Production & Cooperatives. Clippings.]]> Larson, C.W.]]> Larson, Christian ]]> Larson, Laurence Marcellus, 1868-1938]]> Iowa]]> Hordaland fylke (Norway)]]> University of Illinois (System)]]> Winnebago County (Iowa)]]>
Content:
Christian Larson Article: Autobiography. Manuscript.]]> Larson, Christian]]> Borderud, Ole P.]]> Borderud, Peder]]> Hanson, Simon Fresvik]]> Rustad, John]]> Larson, Clifford]]> Kindred (N.D.)]]> St Ansgar (Iowa)]]>
Content:
Clifford Larson Article. (n.d.)]]> Larson, Clifford]]>