Daughters of Norway Valkyrien No. 1 celebrates a birthday
Daughters of Norway Valkyrien Lodge in Seattle is celebrating its 115th birthday, after being founded by a group of 30 women in 1905.
Category: Norwegian Heritage
The last lighthouse keeper
Only one staffed lighthouse remains in Norway—which happens to be at Lindesnes, the site of the very first one.
Building the lodge of the future
David Moe shares how his Sons of Norway lodge in Temecula, Calif., is bringing Norwegian heritage to the younger generation.
Weaving together past and present
A replica of the 11th-century Baldishol tapestry, discovered in Hedmark county in 1879, is currently on display at Norway House in Minneapolis.
The American Dream of Norway
Photojournalist Ingerid Jordal opened her exhibit The American Dream of Norway at the Norwegian Emigrant Museum outside of Hamar on June 25.
Utvandrerfestival 2020
Two areas in southern Norway annually celebrate their connection to the United States via emigration, with an Utvandrerfestival.
Lisa Ann Cooper
Lisa Ann Cooper, longtime resident of Norway, has worked tirelessly in both business and government to promote diversity and integration in the country.
For the love of Norway
Ron Loge spent years building an authentic stabbur in the mountains of western Montana, creating a true Norwegian-American family gathering place.
Anders Sandvig’s gift
Vesterheim’s Laurann Gilbertson reflects on Maihaugen founder Anders Sandvig’s important role in preserving Norwegian heritage on both sides of the Atlantic.
A house built for rosemaling
Binkhaven, in Door County, Wis., is a remarkable home rich with rosemaling done by some of the art’s greatest practitioners.
