North Dakota Periodicals, Newspapers, and Manuscript Collections - Revision history

Wesexon at 20:53, 13 April 2013

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	''Historical Data Project Biography'' (WPA) contains biographical information and consists of over 5,000 files gathered in the 1930s and organized by individual name and county. These files are microfilmed and available on interlibrary loan from the library.		''Historical Data Project Biography'' (WPA) contains biographical information and consists of over 5,000 files gathered in the 1930s and organized by individual name and county. These files are microfilmed and available on interlibrary loan from the library.

-	''The Necrology of North Dakota'' consists of six scrapbooks and ~~obituaries~~ from the years 1920 to 1926, and is held in the manuscript division of the state archives.	+	''The Necrology of North Dakota'' consists of six scrapbooks and [http://search.ancestry.com/oldsearch/obit Obituaries] from the years 1920 to 1926, and is held in the manuscript division of the state archives.

	''Photo Archives'' has over 60,000 black and white images from 1865 to present. Reprints can be made for a nominal fee.		''Photo Archives'' has over 60,000 black and white images from 1865 to present. Reprints can be made for a nominal fee.

-	''Pioneer Mothers Project'', indexed by individual name, was created by the North Dakota Federation of Women’s Clubs in the 1930s and contains family histories, biographical entries, obituaries, and some lineage charts.	+	''Pioneer Mothers Project'', indexed by individual name, was created by the North Dakota Federation of Women’s Clubs in the 1930s and contains [http://www.ancestry.com/ family histories], biographical entries, obituaries, and some lineage charts.

	Chester Fritz Library’s ''Guide to Orin G. Libby Manuscript Collection'' consists of three volumes, providing access to this second large group of materials on North Dakota. Volume one was compiled by John B. Davenport in 1975, volume two by Colleen A. Oihus in 1983, and volume three by Sandra J. Beidler in 1985.		Chester Fritz Library’s ''Guide to Orin G. Libby Manuscript Collection'' consists of three volumes, providing access to this second large group of materials on North Dakota. Volume one was compiled by John B. Davenport in 1975, volume two by Colleen A. Oihus in 1983, and volume three by Sandra J. Beidler in 1985.

	The third collection includes a statewide biographical index of over 500 volumes and is located at the North Dakota Institute of Regional Studies.		The third collection includes a statewide biographical index of over 500 volumes and is located at the North Dakota Institute of Regional Studies.

Erinfaythebrave at 21:42, 17 June 2010

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	''This entry was originally written by [[Beth H. Bauman]] and [[Marsha Hoffman Rising]], [[CG]], [[FUGA]], [[FASG]] for [[Red Book: American State, County, and Town Sources]].''		''This entry was originally written by [[Beth H. Bauman]] and [[Marsha Hoffman Rising]], [[CG]], [[FUGA]], [[FASG]] for [[Red Book: American State, County, and Town Sources]].''
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Jutley at 18:04, 26 April 2010

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	''This entry was originally written by [[Beth H. Bauman]] and [[Marsha Hoffman Rising]], [[CG]], [[FUGA]], [[FASG]] for [[Red Book: American State, County, and Town Sources]].''		''This entry was originally written by [[Beth H. Bauman]] and [[Marsha Hoffman Rising]], [[CG]], [[FUGA]], [[FASG]] for [[Red Book: American State, County, and Town Sources]].''
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	=Periodicals=		=Periodicals=
-	North Dakota History (formerly North Dakota Historical Quarterly) is published by the State Historical Society of North Dakota. This is the major statewide periodical for historical material, publishing helpful background for research.	+	''North Dakota History'' (formerly ''North Dakota Historical Quarterly'') is published by the State Historical Society of North Dakota. This is the major statewide periodical for historical material, publishing helpful background for research.

	=Newspapers=		=Newspapers=
	Newspapers from across the state have been collected at the State Archives and Historical Research Library since the turn of the century. All have been microfilmed and are available on interlibrary loan. An index of newspapers, arranged by county name and city name, is available.		Newspapers from across the state have been collected at the State Archives and Historical Research Library since the turn of the century. All have been microfilmed and are available on interlibrary loan. An index of newspapers, arranged by county name and city name, is available.
-	Between 5 April 1931 and 28 October 1934, the Fargo Forum printed 173 profiles of pioneer women of North Dakota under the title “Quarter Sections and Wide Horizons.” With few exceptions, all were living in Dakota Territory prior to statehood in 1889. The stories were written by Angela Boyelin, editor of the North Dakota Clubwoman.	+
-	A list of North Dakota newspapers available can be found on the State Historical Society of North Dakota website <www.discovernd.com/hist>.	+	Between 5 April 1931 and 28 October 1934, the Fargo Forum printed 173 profiles of pioneer women of North Dakota under the title “Quarter Sections and Wide Horizons.” With few exceptions, all were living in Dakota Territory prior to statehood in 1889. The stories were written by Angela Boyelin, editor of the ''North Dakota Clubwoman''.
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		+	A list of North Dakota newspapers available can be found on the State Historical Society of North Dakota website [http://www.discovernd.com/hist www.discovernd.com/hist].

	=Manuscripts=		=Manuscripts=
-	Three major manuscript collections exist in North Dakota. The first of these is located in the State Archives and Historical Research Library. David P. Gray’s Guide to Manuscripts [of North Dakota] serves as a directory to the state historical society’s manuscript collections and is available at <www.discovernd.com/hist>. Of note are the following groups of materials at the library:	+	Three major manuscript collections exist in North Dakota. The first of these is located in the State Archives and Historical Research Library. David P. Gray’s ''Guide to Manuscripts'' [of North Dakota] serves as a directory to the state historical society’s manuscript collections and is available at [http://www.discovernd.com/hist www.discovernd.com/hist]. Of note are the following groups of materials at the library:
-	Historical Data Project Biography (WPA) contains biographical information and consists of over 5,000 files gathered in the 1930s and organized by individual name and county. These files are microfilmed and available on interlibrary loan from the library.	+
-	The Necrology of North Dakota consists of six scrapbooks and obituaries from the years 1920 to 1926, and is held in the manuscript division of the state archives.	+	''Historical Data Project Biography'' (WPA) contains biographical information and consists of over 5,000 files gathered in the 1930s and organized by individual name and county. These files are microfilmed and available on interlibrary loan from the library.
-	Photo Archives has over 60,000 black and white images from 1865 to present. Reprints can be made for a nominal fee.	+
-	Pioneer Mothers Project, indexed by individual name, was created by the North Dakota Federation of Women’s Clubs in the 1930s and contains family histories, biographical entries, obituaries, and some lineage charts.	+	''The Necrology of North Dakota'' consists of six scrapbooks and obituaries from the years 1920 to 1926, and is held in the manuscript division of the state archives.
-	Chester Fritz Library’s Guide to Orin G. Libby Manuscript Collection consists of three volumes, providing access to this second large group of materials on North Dakota. Volume one was compiled by John B. Davenport in 1975, volume two by Colleen A. Oihus in 1983, and volume three by Sandra J. Beidler in 1985.	+
		+	''Photo Archives'' has over 60,000 black and white images from 1865 to present. Reprints can be made for a nominal fee.
		+
		+	''Pioneer Mothers Project'', indexed by individual name, was created by the North Dakota Federation of Women’s Clubs in the 1930s and contains family histories, biographical entries, obituaries, and some lineage charts.
		+
		+	Chester Fritz Library’s ''Guide to Orin G. Libby Manuscript Collection'' consists of three volumes, providing access to this second large group of materials on North Dakota. Volume one was compiled by John B. Davenport in 1975, volume two by Colleen A. Oihus in 1983, and volume three by Sandra J. Beidler in 1985.
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	The third collection includes a statewide biographical index of over 500 volumes and is located at the North Dakota Institute of Regional Studies.		The third collection includes a statewide biographical index of over 500 volumes and is located at the North Dakota Institute of Regional Studies.

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''This entry was originally written by [[Beth H. Bauman]] and [[Marsha Hoffman Rising]], [[CG]], [[FUGA]], [[FASG]] for [[Red Book: American State, County, and Town Sources]].''
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=Periodicals=
North Dakota History (formerly North Dakota Historical Quarterly) is published by the State Historical Society of North Dakota. This is the major statewide periodical for historical material, publishing helpful background for research.

=Newspapers=
Newspapers from across the state have been collected at the State Archives and Historical Research Library since the turn of the century. All have been microfilmed and are available on interlibrary loan. An index of newspapers, arranged by county name and city name, is available.
Between 5 April 1931 and 28 October 1934, the Fargo Forum printed 173 profiles of pioneer women of North Dakota under the title “Quarter Sections and Wide Horizons.” With few exceptions, all were living in Dakota Territory prior to statehood in 1889. The stories were written by Angela Boyelin, editor of the North Dakota Clubwoman.
A list of North Dakota newspapers available can be found on the State Historical Society of North Dakota website <www.discovernd.com/hist>.

=Manuscripts=
Three major manuscript collections exist in North Dakota. The first of these is located in the State Archives and Historical Research Library. David P. Gray’s Guide to Manuscripts [of North Dakota] serves as a directory to the state historical society’s manuscript collections and is available at <www.discovernd.com/hist>. Of note are the following groups of materials at the library:
Historical Data Project Biography (WPA) contains biographical information and consists of over 5,000 files gathered in the 1930s and organized by individual name and county. These files are microfilmed and available on interlibrary loan from the library.
The Necrology of North Dakota consists of six scrapbooks and obituaries from the years 1920 to 1926, and is held in the manuscript division of the state archives.
Photo Archives has over 60,000 black and white images from 1865 to present. Reprints can be made for a nominal fee.
Pioneer Mothers Project, indexed by individual name, was created by the North Dakota Federation of Women’s Clubs in the 1930s and contains family histories, biographical entries, obituaries, and some lineage charts.
Chester Fritz Library’s Guide to Orin G. Libby Manuscript Collection consists of three volumes, providing access to this second large group of materials on North Dakota. Volume one was compiled by John B. Davenport in 1975, volume two by Colleen A. Oihus in 1983, and volume three by Sandra J. Beidler in 1985.
The third collection includes a statewide biographical index of over 500 volumes and is located at the North Dakota Institute of Regional Studies.