Search Results for "Dutch in Michigan" | Heritage Hall, Hekman Library
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Records and Manuscripts
(20 Matches)- Manuscripts Collections
- Henry Beets Collection, 1824-1981
COLL/011 - Results Found Within Box List
- Series 3: Speeches, 1900-1940, undated
Box 23 Folder 4 Item 3: Dutch in Western Michigan, 1935 - Series 4: Articles, 1900-1981, undated Box 25 Folder 3 Item 2: Golden Jubilee of Worthy Dutch Institution, Grand Rapids, Michigan, 1942
- Series 4: Articles, 1900-1981, undated Box 25 Folder 5 Item 2: What the Dutch in Grand Rapids, Michigan, Have Done for the Dutch in the Netherlands, 1945
- Series 3: Speeches, 1900-1940, undated
- Albertus C. Van Raalte Collection, 1829-1997 COLL/300
- Dewey D. Westra Collection, 1551-1981 COLL/327
- Conrad and Dee Bult Postcard Collection, 1900-1965 COLL/595
- Dutch Immigrant Papers Collection, 1786-[ongoing] COLL/078
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- Series 11: Last Name: K Box 34 Folder 12-23: Kruithof Rotteveel Family. Letters: 324 items in Dutch. [1] Cleveland, Ohio -Almelo, Overijssel. J. Kruithof family to Gerhard and Aaltje Kruithof Rotteveel family. [2] Drenthe, Michigan -Almelo, Overijssel. D. Van Dam family to Gerhard and Aaltje Kruithof Rotteveel family. [3] Grand Rapids, Michigan -Almelo, Overijssel. H. Borderwijk family to Gerhard and Aaltje Kruithof Rotteveel family [with family information], 1902-1940
- Series 11: Last Name: K Box 35 Folder 1-2: Kruithof Rotteveel Family. Letters: 324 items in Dutch. [1] Cleveland, Ohio -Almelo, Overijssel. J. Kruithof family to Gerhard and Aaltje Kruithof Rotteveel family. [2] Drenthe, Michigan -Almelo, Overijssel. D. Van Dam family to Gerhard and Aaltje Kruithof Rotteveel family. [3] Grand Rapids, Michigan -Almelo, Overijssel. H. Borderwijk family to Gerhard and Aaltje Kruithof Rotteveel family [with family information]., 1902-1940
- Series 11: Last Name: K
- Frederick ten Hoor Collection, 1855-1973 COLL/255
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- Series 3: Miscellaneous, 1859-1964 Box 4 Folder 3 Item 1: Maarten's material sent to his brother, Frederick ten Hoor: "Good Companions", a response to his friends and fellow members of the Boston Club on the occasion of a farewell dinner, September 14, 1944; "The Ivory Tower and the Marketplace", reprint of an article from the Association of American Colleges Bulletin for May, 1945; "Dutch Colonist and American Democracy", in a copy of Michigan History, December, 1947 published by the Michigan Historical Commission; newspaper clippings about his retirement as Dean of the School of Fine Arts, University of Alabama, 1960; program of testimonial dinner in his honor at his retirement, 1960; his speech in response at the testimonial dinner, 1960; article on Maarten in De Strikel, Frisian magazine, at his retirement, 1960; review of his book, Education for Privacy, reprinted from Western Humanities Review, Autumn, 1961; article in Frisian News Items for, on being awarded the "Half-moon" Trophy, presented annually to a "distinguished Netherlands-born resident of the United States";, May, 1964
- Series 3: Miscellaneous, 1859-1964 Box 4 Folder 3 Item 6: “Dutch Colonist and American Democracy”, in a copy of Michigan History, published by the Michigan Historical Commission, December, 1947
- Series 3: Miscellaneous, 1859-1964
- William K. Reinsma Collection, 1931-1967 COLL/202
- Robert P. Swierenga Collection, 1830-2013 COLL/404
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- Series 6: Dutch Material Box 44 Folder 1: Benik Van Duitschen Bloed-Dutch Emigrants in West Michigan, 1945-1965, undated
- Series 8: Research Articles and Papers Box 70 Folder 11: "The Dutch Transplanting in Michigan and the Midwest", 1986
- Series 9: Papers Box 115 Folder 11: "The DUtch Imprint in West Michigan" (Paper-Century Club), 2005
- Series 9: Papers Box 115 Folder 18: "For God and Country: Michigan's Dutch Reformed Christian Schools" (Michigan History Magazine), 2016
- Series 12: Lecture Notes Box 118 Folder 5: "Defending Orthodoxy--Religious Struggles in the Dutch Immigrant Churches of Western Michigan", undated
- Series 12: Lecture Notes Box 118 Folder 6: "The Dutch in West Michigan: The Impact of a Contractual Community" Keynote Address--Great Lakes History Conference, 2001
- Series 6: Dutch Material
- Individual Papers Collection COLL/588
- Edward Johann Masselink Collection, 1918-1988 COLL/360
- Clarence Bouma Collection, 1891-1965 COLL/018
- Dutch-American Historical Commission Collection, 1963-2019 COLL/424
- Gabriel D. De Jong Collection, 1884-1952 COLL/045
- Garrett Kempers Collection, 1926-1983 COLL/142
- Tiede Vander Ark Collection, 1847-1936 COLL/356
- Civil War Collection, 1858-2007 COLL/455
- Herbert J. Brinks Collection, 1940-2011 COLL/512
- Henry J. Ryskamp Collection, 1909-1974 COLL/217
- William Harry Jellema Collection, 1868-1982 COLL/135
- Dirk Nieland Collection, 1924-1954 and undated COLL/180
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- Box 1 Folder 1: Scrapbook: Sketches from Life, by Dirk Nieland Item 38: A[mry] v.d. Bosch "The Dutch Communities of Chicago," in Onze Toekomst (23 Dec 1925): Edna Ferber, then mention of Yankee Dutch: "Mencken, in the second edition of The American Language, has a chapter on the Dutch-American vernacular found in western Michigan." (p.51)
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- Henry Beets Collection, 1824-1981
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