Fargo, North
Dakota
The Institute has collected
and preserved several collections relating to Fargo, ND and the surrounding
area. The collections cover such issues as school planning and protecting
one's neighborhood against unwanted commercial development. The collections
also cover activities in the area such as the Fargo Diamond Jubilee and
the Fargo-Moorhead Centennial. The Institute continues to collect
and still solicit papers and records relating to Fargo, ND.
Fargo, ND
A
Century Together Records, 1975 (Mss
240)
Centennial history book
of Fargo, ND and Moorhead, Minnesota.
Citizens
for Better School Planning (Mss
192)
A community group formed
to protest the proposed location of a new high school in Fargo.
Citizens
Organized for Residential Protection (CORP)
(Mss 260)
CORP was organized in 1968 to oppose the construction of a bridge at
12th Avenue North in Fargo.
Commons
Club Records, 1910-1970 (Mss
921)
Mens' club founded at Fargo
in 1910 to discuss current events.
Dakota Heartland Health System Auxiliary Records, 1961-2002 (Mss287)
The auxiliary's origins began at former St. John, St. Ansgar and Dakota hospitals in Fargo-Moorhead area. It's mission was to raise funds for the benefit of the hospitals and F-M area.
Emerson
H. Smith Parent-Teacher Association (Fargo, N.D.) Records, 1922-1957 (Mss
268)
This quite
complete set of records documents the activities of the P.T.A. and school,
for an elementary school on the south side of Fargo, N.D.
Fargo
Citizens for City Management Records, 1953 (Mss
174)
Organization started in
1953 by a small group of citizens concerned about keeping the city manager
position in city government.
Fargo
Diamond Jubilee Corporation Records, 1949-1950 (Mss
7)
The corporation planned
the celebration for Fargo's 75th anniversary in June 1950.
Fargo,
N.D. Historical Collection, 1890-[ongoing]
(Mss 414)
Vertical file collection of Fargo related historical documents on a
wide variety of topics.
Fargo Lions Club Records, 1952-1986 (Mss 284)
The records document the activities of a established and active service and philantropic organization in the Fargo-Moorhead community.
Fargo-Moorhead
Centennial Records, 1972-1975 (Mss
33)
Originally began as a plan
to celebrate the 100th anniversary of Fargo's incorporation, but expanded
to include the city of Moorhead, MN.
Fargo-Moorhead Family YMCA Records, 1882-2005 (Acc. 2799)
Established in Fargo, N.D. in 1882 devoted to serving the needs of area youth, expanding to serve all interested people of the Fargo, N.D. & Moorhead, Minn. communities.
Fargo-Moorhead
Heritage and Cultural Bridge Task Force Records, 1975-1979 (Mss
163 & Cassettes 331-337)
Civic group organized to
develop plans for a cultural bridge spanning the Red River between Fargo
and Moorhead. Although never built, the award winning design was by renown
architect Michael Graves.
Fargo-Moorhead
Open Forum Records, 1936-1967 (Mss
75)
Public speaker forum that
began as an adult education program spanning the years 1930 to 1967 and
attracted speakers such as Eleanor Roosevelt.
Rufus
Fleming Papers, 1881-1900 (Mss
315)
Ohio native who came to
Dakota Territory in 1881 and became a bonanza farmer near Wheatland, ND
and active Fargo Mason.
H.
Elaine Lindgren Papers, 1961-1986 (Mss
199)
North Dakota State University
professor of Sociology who spent twelve years studying a grassroots group
that opposed the construction of a bridge to be used for commercial purposes
through their residential neighborhood.
Jon
Lindgren Papers, 1978-1991 (Mss
203)
North Dakota State University
professor and former mayor of Fargo, who became involved with the group
protesting the construction of a bridge through their neighborhood.
Jon
G. Lindgren Mayoral
Records, 1976-1994
(Mss 273)
Lindgren's topical files kept
while Fargo's mayor related to a number of local controversial issues.
Jon
G. and H. Elaine Lindgren Research Papers, 1991-1995 (Mss 272)
Research papers assembled by two NDSU professors regarding the antiabortion
protestors active in Fargo in early 1990s.
North
Dakota Childrens Home Finder (Mss 279)
The North Dakota Childrens Home Finder was the official publication
of the North Dakota Children's Home Society of Fargo. The society's
purpose was to provide a home for orphans and to find homes for them
through adoption.
Optimist
Club of the Red River Valley
United
Commercial Travelers of America. Fargo Council No. 65 (Fargo, N.D.)
Records, 1898-1950
(Mss 278)
Local Fargo council of national organization uniting fraternally all
commercial travelers and wholesale salesmen.
United
Way of Cass-Clay Records, 1912-2001 (Mss
254)
Documents local Fargo-Moorhead organization dedicated to raising local
funds to assist the human service programs of 36 member agencies.
W.
J. Lane Real Estate Company Records, 1913-1968
(Mss276)
Fargo business that delt in real estate, appraisals, property management
and loans. Also includes records of associated business, Harry Arneson,
Jr. and Associates.
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