BIBLIOGRAPHY OF ARTICLES IN THE QUARTERLY: 1986–1997

1986 Swedish American Historical Quarterly

Bibliography of Articles Published, 1950-1985. 37 (1986): 3-35
Editor’s Corner: “Art and Artists in Swedish America” (H. Arnold Barton). 37 (1986): 39-41
Harvey, Anne-Charlotte, and Hulan, Richard H. “Teater, Visafton och Bal”: The Swedish-American Road Show in Its Heyday.” 37 (1986): 126-41
Laird, Helen. “Carl Oscar Borg.” 37 (1986): 74-93
Lindquist, Emory. “Sweden’s Search for Answers: The Emigration Survey, Then and Now.” 37 (1986): 159-73
Magnusson, Brian. “Olof Grafström: An Immigrant Artist Portrays the Early Pacific Northwest, 1886-1890. 37 (1986): 42-59
Nordstrom, Byron J., Yngve Turesson, and Mariann Tiblin. “Swedish-American Bibliography, 1985.” 37 (1986): 194-99
O’Connor, David E. “The Swedish Element in America: Confirming the Trends—the 1980 Census.” 37 (1986): 111-25
Swanson, Mary Towley. “John F. Carlson, Swedish-American Painter.” 37 (1986): 60-73
Stawski, Nina. “The Sketchbooks and Drawings of Birger Sandzén.” 37 (1986): 94-104

1987 Swedish American Historical Quarterly

Barton, H. Arnold. “Måns Jakob’s Grindstone, or Documentary Sources and the Transference of Swedish Material Culture to North America.” 38 (1987): 29-40.
Beijbom, Ulf. “The Swedish Emigrants’ Liverpool.” 38 (1987): 97-116
Editor’s Corner: “Becoming Swedish-American” (H. Arnold Barton). 38 (1987): 145-46
Emeroy Johnson, 1899-1986. 38 (1987): 78-79
Johnson, Einar. “My Christmas Journey.” 38 (1987): 147-59
Johnson, Emeroy. “Forty-Eight Years of Swedish Radio Services.” 38 (1987): 75-77
Johnson, Emeroy. “Swedes in Northwestern Wisconsin.” 38 (1987): 1-12
Larson, Ellen. “Aunt Ellen Remembers” (edited by H. Arnold Barton). 38 (1987): 117-31
Mörner, Magnus. “The Swedish Migrants to Texas.” 38 (1987): 49-74
Palmqvist, Lena A:son. “Buildings on Swedish-American Farms in Two Minnesota Communities.” 38 (1987): 13-28
Winsberg, Morton D. “The Changing Relative Location of the Swedish-Born in the United States.” 38 (1987): 160-66

1988 Swedish American Historical Quarterly

Blanck, Dag. “History at Work: The 1888 New Sweden Jubilee.” 39 (1988): 5-20
Chilstrom-Meixner, Esther. “The Sexton’s House.” 39 (1988): 138-44
Editor’s Corner: “A Swedish Colony in Africa” (Raymond Jarvi). 39 (1988): 99-100
Editor’s Corner: “On the 350th Anniversary of New Sweden on the Delaware” (H. Arnold Barton). 39 (1988): 193-94. (In No. 1, Jan. number, pages misnumbered.)
Editor’s Corner: “Our Society Enters Its Fortieth Year” (H. Arnold Barton). 39 (1988): 3-4. (In No. 2, April number.)
Ijams, Ethel W. “A Life in Silence: Mary Stoneberg of Bishop Hill.” 39 (1988): 70-79
Johnson, Emeroy. “Early History of Chisago Lake Reexamined.” 39 (1988): 215-25
Larson, Evert A. “The Papegojas of Old and New Sweden.” 39 (1988): 64-69
McKnight, Roger, ed. and trans. “Hooch and Hymnals: Vilhelm Moberg Looks Twice at American Society.” 39 (1988): 101-21
Metcalf, Michael F., ed. and trans. “Letters from the Delaware, I: The Rev. Erick Björck,March, 22, 1698.” 39 (1988): 195-214
Metcalf, Michael F., ed. and trans. “Letters from the Delaware, II: The Reverend Andreas Sandel, June 17, 1702."”39 (1988): 51-63
Sonquist, Linnea Swanson. “Nea Recalls.” 39 (1988): 21-38
Swanson, Mary Towley. “Carl Sprinchorn, American Artist from Sweden.” 39 (1988): 122-37

1989 Swedish American Historical Quarterly

Alexandersson, Arne. “A Dream-Land in the West.” (Trans. H. Arnold Barton). 40 (1989): 124-30.
Barton, H. Arnold. “Conference on ‘Swedish-American Life in Chicago, 1838-1988” (Report). 40 (1989): 35-37.
Björk, Ulf Jonas. “Nya Världen and Oscar H. Neil: The Rise and Fall of a Swedish-Language Newspaper in the Pacific Northwest.” 40 (1989): 70-83.
Brice, David. “Georg af Foreslles: ‘The Swedish Count of Alaska.” 40 (1989): 165-83.
Editor’s Corner: “Is the Bronx a Swedish Place Name?” (Raymond Jarvi). 40 (1989): 163-64.
Editor’s Corner: “The Lessons of Failure” (H. Arnold Barton). 40 (1989): 51.
Editor’s Corner: “Migration and National Values” (H. Arnold Barton). 40 (1989): 99-100.
Editor’s Corner: “The Outsider’s View” (H. Arnold Barton). 40 (1989): 3-4.
Estus, Charles W. “A Swedish Working-Class Church: The Methodists of Quinsigamond Village, 1878-1900.” 40 (1989): 5-22.
Fur, Gunlög. “The Making of a Legend: Joe Hill and the I.W.W.” 40 (1989): 101-13.
Hammerstrom, Lawrence. “Christina Nilsson Turnblad, 1861-1929: From Domestic to Wealthy Matron.” 40 (1989): 114-23.
Jarvi, Raymond. “The 350th Anniversary of the New Sweden Colony on the Delaware: Recent Books” [Annoted bibliography.] 40 (1989): 134-39.
Johannesson, Eric. “Swedish-American Literature: Presentation of a Project.” 40 (1989): 131-33.
Moynihan, Kenneth J. “Swedes and Yankees in Worcester Politics: A Protestant Partnership.” 40 (1989): 23-34.
Nordstrom, Byron J., Yngve Turesson, and Mariann Tiblin. “Swedish-American Bibliography, 1988.” 40 (1989): 213-21.
Swensson, Swen Magnus. “An Emigant’s Journey to America in 1907.” 40 (1989): 184-207.
Williams, Anna. “När och Fjärran: A Swedish-American Family Magazine.” 40 (1989): 53-69.

1990 Swedish American Historical Quarterly

Arrhenius, Lilly. “Mid-Century Sojourn: Ludvig and Lilly Löwengren in Cincinnati, 1853-1855. (Trans. and annoted, Alan Swanson.) 41 (1990): 85-106.
Bardardson, Gertrude. “My Childhood Visit to Sweden.” 41 (1990): 133-40.
Barton, H. Arnold. “Sten Carlsson (1917-1989).” 41 (1990): 47-48.
Bottorff, Rachael Ann. “Unonius: The Man in the Middle.” 41 (1990): 141-54.
Brain, Gary. “The Ship Sailed On: Swedish-American Migration to Rural California.” 41 (1990): 220-33.
Celsing, Lars von. “An Engineer’s Visit to America: Carl Edvard Norström’s Journey in 1848.” 41 (1990): 69-84.
Editor’s Corner: “As Others See Us” (H. Arnold Barton). 41 (1990): 67-68.
Editor’s Corner: “Moving On” (H. Arnold Barton). 41 (1990): 195-97.
Editor’s Corner: “Through Children’s Eyes” (H. Arnold Barton). 41 (1990):131-32.
Ijams, Ethel W. “A Young Immigrant Hears from Home.” 41 (1990): 35-46.
Ljungmark, Lars. “On Emigration, Social Mobility, and the Transfer of Capital.” 41 (1990): 155-64.
Nordstrom, Byron J., Yngve Turesson, and Mariann Tiblin. “Swedish-American Bibliography, 1989.” 41 (1990): 248-53.
Orre, Nils. “Fifteen Years in North Dakota, 1883-1898.” 41 (1990): 3-34.
Proescholdt, Kevin. “From Madrid to Mora: Minnesota’s Rutherford Land Company and Iowa’s John Wesley Check.” 41 (1990): 209-19.
Sandberg, L. Anders. “A Swedish Gold-Seeker in the Northlands: The Case of Erik Alfred Oliver.” 41 (1990): 234-41.
Setterlind, Alfred. “The Way to America in 1923: An Emigrant’s Account.” (Trans. Aina Barton). 41 (1990): 198-208.

1991 Swedish American Historical Quarterly

“Allan Kastrup, 1906-1991.” 42 (1991): 172-73.
Anderson, Philip J. “The ‘Risberg School’ in Chicago: American Aid and Swedish Immigrant Ministerial Education.” 42 (1991): 208-31.
Berggren, H. E. “Notes on My Journey to America in 1893 and Finding Work in the New Land.” 42 (1991): 133-57.
Björk, Ulf Jonas. “Nothing but a Hired Hand": Johan Person and the Swedish-American Press.” 42 (1991): 5-23.
Editor’s Corner: “Before It’s Too Late” (Raymond Jarvi). 42 (1991): 131-32.
Editor’s Corner: “A Swedish Debt to Bagdad” (Raymond Jarvi). 42 (1991): 67-68.
Editor’s Corner: “Moving On: Part Two” (Raymond Jarvi). 42 (1991): 3-4.
Editor’s Corner: “Two Swedish-American Anniversaries” (Raymond Jarvi). 42 (1991): 195-96.
Erickson, Rolf H. “Swedish-American Artists’ Exhibitions in Chicago Described in Checklists and Catalogues.” 42 (1991): 90-115.
Friis, Erik J. “Ellis Island Reopened as a Museum (Report).” 43 (1991): 169-71.
Hemke, Frederick L. “Arne Oldberg: Swedish-American Musician.” 42 (1991): 24-29.
Jarvi, Raymond. “Swedes in America: New Perspectives": A Conference at the House of the Emigrants, Växjö, 31 May-3 June 1991 (Report).” 42 (1991): 232-35.
Johnson, Emeroy. “Swedish Contributions to Lutheranism in the Upper Midwest.” 42 (1991): 197-207.
Lane, Kerstin B. “Andersonville: A Swedish-American Landmark Neighborhood.” 42 (1991): 30-40.
Nordstrom, Byron J., Yngve Turesson, and Mariann Tiblin. “Swedish-American Bibliography, 1990.” 42 (1991): 247-53.
Palmer, Samuel. “Among California’s Swedes.” 42 (1991): 158-68.
Swanson, Mary Towley. “The Immigrant Molds the Image: the Life of B. J. O. Nordfeldt.” 42 (1991): 69-89.

1992 Swedish American Historical Quarterly

Barton, H. Arnold. “Cultural Interplay Between Sweden and Swedish America.” 43 (1992): 5-18.
Beijbom, Ulf. “Utvandraren och Hembygden: A Reply to the Quarterly’s Review. (Commentary).” 43 (1992): 266-67.
Blanck, Dag. “Guest-Editor’s Introduction to the Special Swedish Issue, 1992.” 43 (1992): 131-34.
Editor’s Corner: “A Journey into the Past” (Raymond Jarvi). 43 (1992): 219-20.
Editor’s Corner: “O Pioneers!” (Raymond Jarvi) 43 (1992): 67.
Editor’s Corner: “The Untold Tales of Swedish America.” 43 (1992): 3-4.
“Emory Lindquist (1908-1992).” 43 (1992): 104-5.
Hildeman, Karl-Ivar. “Greenland, Columbus, and the Norsemen in America.” (Review article). 43 (1992): 256-65.
Johannesson, Eric. “Crofters’ Boys and Black Sheep: On the Social Background of Swedish-American Writers.” 43 (1992): 170-78.
Johnson, Niel M. “Swedes in Kansas City: Selected Highlights of Their History.” 43 (1992): 19-40.
Larsson, Evert A. “Lawrence to Kansas City: Reminiscences, 1931-1934.” 43 (1992): 221-32.
Larsson, Evert A. “Lindsborg to Lawrence: Reminiscences, 1929-1931.” 43 (1992): 41-49.
Larsson, Gunilla, and Eva Tedenmyr. “The Royal Library and Swedish-American Imprints.” 43 (1992): 179-93.
Lindstrom, Raymond W., ed. and trans. “From the Swedish Diaries of the Rev. Gustaf Lindstrom."”43 (1992): 233-55.
Nordstrom, Byron J., Yngve Turesson, and Mariann Tiblin. “Swedish-American Bibliography, 1991.” 43 (1992): 271-77.
Proescholdt, Kevin, ed. and trans. “Eric Corey’s New Sweden, Iowa.” 43 (1992): 73-91.
Olsson, Nils William. “Gustaf Unonius, 1841-1991.” 43 (1992): 68-72.
Svensson, Birgitta. “Prärieblomman (1900-1913): A Swedish-Americana Cultural Manifestation.” 43 (1992): 156-69.
Swanson, Alan. “A Boy and His Cat, or What I Don’t Know about Bishop Hill.” 43 (1992): 92-103.
Williams, Anna. “Journalism and Ethnicity in Swedish America.” 43 (1992): 146-55.

1993 Swedish American Historical Quarterly

Andersson, Elna Serafia. “A Description of My Journey from Sweden to America.” 44 (1993): 148-58.
Barton, H. Arnold. “Swedish Reactions to the Emigration Question around the Turn of the Century.” 44 (1993): 84-101.
Bergendoff, Conrad. “A Swedish University Tradition in America.” 44 (1993): 4-20.
Björk, Ulf Jonas. “A Swedish-American View of Sweden: The Journalism of Nils F. Brown, 1910-1953.” 44 (1993): 21-38.
Carlson, Kathy Nielsen. “Gustaf Nordenskiöld: Swedish Adventurer and Pioneer of American Ethnology.” 44 (1993): 133-47.
Editor’s Corner: “Augustana through the Centuries” (Raymond Jarvi). 44 (1993): 3.
Editor’s Corner: “The Franklin D. Scott Prize” (Raymond Jarvi). 44 (1993): 67.
Editor’s Corner: “From Castle to Cottage” (Raymond Jarvi). 44 (1993): 313-32.
Editor’s Corner: “More of Our Unknown Realities” (Raymond Jarvi). 44 (1993): 179-80.
Granquist, Mark A. “Smaller Religious Groups in the Swedish-American Community.” 44 (1993): 217-30.
Hanson, Henry. “Dissent in Swedish America.” 44 (1993): 159-65.
Hudelson, Richard. “The Scandinavian Local of the Duluth Socialist Party, 1910-1924.” 44 (1993): 181-90.
“J. Irving Erickson, (1914-1992).” 44 (1993): 102-3.
Larson, John W. “Joel and Alma, Swedish Grandparents.” 44 (1993): 191-202.
Legreid, Ann M. “By the Oaks of Mamre": Swedish Lutheran Colonization on the Frontiers of Southwest Iowa, 1870-1900.” 44 (1993): 68-83.
McKnight, Roger. “Carl Sandburg, Yes.” (Review article). 44 (1993): 104-13.
Nelson, Eloise V. “From Zero to Vero: Swedish-American Settlement in Vero Beach, Florida.” 44 (1993): 203-16.
Nordstrom, Byron J., Yngve Turesson, and Mariann Tiblin. “Swedish-American Bibliography, 1992.” 44 (1993): 231-38.
“Rolf H. Erickson (1940-1992).” 44 (1993): 39-40.

1994 Swedish American Historical Quarterly

Barton, H. Arnold. “Carl Fredrik Peterson and ‘Sweden in America,’” 45 (1994): 183-95.
Beijbom, Ulf. “Vilhelm Berger and the Emigrant’s School of Hard Knocks.” 45 (1994): 217-37.
Björk, Ulf Jonas. “Making Swedish America Visible: The Fiction and Essays of Johan Person.” 45 (1994): 196-216.
Editor’s Corner: “Assimilation and Cultural Retention” (Raymond Jarvi). 45 (1994): 131.
Editor’s Corner: “A Pre-World War II Battle Waged on Nordic and American Turf” (Raymond Jarvi). 45 (1994): 67-68.
Editor’s Corner: “The Quarterly at Fortysomething” (Raymond Jarvi). 45 (1994): 3-4.
Engman, Max. “The Tug of War over ‘Nya Sverige,’ 1938.” 45 (1994): 67-117.
“Franklin D. Scott (1901-1994).” 45 (1994): 238-40.
Guest-Editor’s Introduction: “Three Insiders’ Views of Swedish America.” 45 (1994): 179-82.
Kaplan, James M., ed. and trans. “Alfrida Sandzén’s Diary of Her Trip to Sweden, 20 July to 2 August 1906.” 45 (1994): 149-63.
Larsson, Evert A. “Return to Lidköping: Reminiscences, 1934-1946.” 45 (1994): 27-37.
Lintelman, Joy K. “She did not whimper or complain": Swedish-American Female Charity Cases in Minnesota, 1910-1930.” 45 (1994): 5-26.
Nordstrom, Byron J., Yngve Turesson, and Mariann Tiblin. “Swedish-American Bibliography, 1993.” 45 (1994): 241-49.
Skelcher, Bradley. “Achieving the American Dream: The Career of John Augustus Nyden, 1895-1932.” 45 (1994): 132-48.

1995 Swedish American Historical Quarterly

Estus, Charles W., Sr., and John F. McClymer. “Guest Editors’ Introduction: The Swedish Experience in Worcester, Massachusetts.” 46 (1995): 3-7.
Runblom, Harald. “Leaving Sweden, Entering Worcester.” 46 (1995): 8-21.
Barton, H. Arnold. “Swedes in the Northeastern States: A Breed Apart?” 46 (1995): 22-32.
Kolesar, Robert. “The Worcester Swedes Entered.” 46 (1995): 33-48.
Conzen, Kathleen Neils. “The Stories Immigrants Tell.” 46 (1995): 49-57.
Blanck, Dag. “History and Ethnicity: The Case of the Swedish Americans.” 46 (1995): 58-74.
Harvey, Anne-Charlotte. “The First Swede in Worcester.” 46 (9115): 75-92.
Editor’s Corner: “Emil Tyden and the Idaho Potato” (Raymond Jarvi). 46 (1995): 99-100.
Schow, H. Wayne. “The Scandinavians in Idaho.” 46 (1995): 101-21.
Attebery, Jennifer Eastman. “Transplanting Swedish America to Idaho: The Role of the Churches in New Sweden and Riverview.” 46 (1995): 122-40.
“Einar Haugen (1906-1994).” 141.
Jarvi, Raymond. “Introduction.” [To special number: “Aspects of Augustana and Swedish America: Essays in Honor of Dr. Conrad Bergendoff’s 100th Year.] 46 (1995): 165-67.
Eklund, Emmet E. “The Mosaic of Augustana’s Swedish Lutheran Origins.” 46 (1995): 168-84.
Erling, Maria. “Moulding Ministers to Fit Congregations: Religious Leadership among New England’s Swedes.” 46 (1995): 185-205.
Barton, H. Arnold. “Conrad Bergendoff and the Swedish-American Church Language Controversy of the 1920s.” 46 (1995): 206-16.
Lindahl, Elder M. “The Troublesome Language Question.” 46 (1995): 217-36.
Boaden, Ann. “Weighing the Stars and Hearing the Word: Conrad Bergendoff’s Idea of Christian Higher Education at Augustana College and Theological Seminary.” 46 (1995) 237-55.
Granquist, Mark A. “Conrad Bergendoff and the LCA Merger of 1962.” 46 (1995): 256-71.
Blanck, Dag. “North Stars and Vasa Orders: On the Relationship between Sweden and Swedish America.” 46 (1995): 272-84.
Erling, Bernhard. “The Fourth R— Religious Education in Sweden and the USA.” 46 (1995): 285-306.
Belan, Judith. “Bibliography of the Published Writings of Dr. Conrad Bergendoff, 1963-1995.” 46 (1995): 307-28.

1996 Swedish American Historical Quarterly

Editor’s Corner: “A Change at the Helm” (Raymond Jarvi). 47 (1996): 195-96.
Anderson, Philip J. “Education and Piety in an Immigrant Evangelical Tradition: North Park and the Challenge of Fundamentalism.” 47 (1996): 217-34.
Barton, H. Arnold. “The Eric-Janssonists and the Shifting Contours of Community.” 47 (1996): 135-55.
Barton, H. Arnold. “’O Pioneers! Swedes on the American Frontier’: Conference in Rock Island, Illinois, 26-28 April 1996. (Report).” 47 (1996): 177-79.
Editor’s Corner: “At the Headwaters of a Mighty Stream” (Raymond Jarvi). 47 (1996): 131-32.
Editor’s Corner: “Jubilee ’96 Commences” (Raymond Jarvi). 47 (1996): 3-4.
Editor’s Corner: “Religion and Paradox in Swedish America” (Raymond Jarvi). 47 (1996): 67-68.
Erickson, Scott E. “Ethnic and Religious Education in Swedish America: David Nyvall and the Nature of Academic Culture for Immigrants.” 47 (1996): 197-216.
Estus, Charles W., Sr., and John F. McClymer. “Little Dutch Girls’ and Imperial Knights.” 47 (1996): 19-39.
Hanson, Henry. “The Vasa Order of America: Its Role in the Swedish-American Community, 1896-1996.” 47 (1996): 235-43.
Jarvi, Raymond. “Emigrants and Immigrants in Swedish History, 1846-1996: Celebrating the Sesquicentennial: Part I. (Report). 47 (1996): 40-48.
Jarvi, Raymond. “Emigrants and Immigrants in Swedish History, 1846-1996: Celebrating the Sesquicentennial: Part II (Report).” 47 (1996): 112-18.
Johnson, Bonnie E. “Scandinavians in Montana: An Annotated Bibliography.” 47 (1996): 69-83.
Lundblom, Jack R. “Warner Sallman and his ‘Head of Christ.’” 47 (1996): 69-83.
Nordstrom, Byron J., Yngve Turesson, and Mariann Tiblin. “Swedish-American Bibliography, 1995.” 47 (1996): 246-52.
Peterson, Charles I. “Fitting In: Swedes and Cultural Diversity in Contemporary Sweden and Chicago. (Report).” 47 (1996): 119-21.
Proescholdt, Kevin. “Religious Life and Controversy in New Sweden, Iowa, 1845-1860.” 47 (1996): 84-97.
Sydow, Max von. “My Life and Work in Theater and Film,” Trans. and ed., Roger McKnight. 47 (1996): 98-111.
Widén, Albin. “Those Who Left.” Trans. and ed., John E. Norton. 47 (1996): 5-18.

1997 Swedish American Historical Quarterly

Barton, H. Arnold. “Conferences and Symposia in Sweden during the Migration Year ’96.” 48 (1997): 53-55.
Barton, H. Arnold. “The Last Chieftains: Johannes and Helga Hoving.” 48 (1997): 5-25.
Barton, H. Arnold. “The Pre-Dawn of the Swedish Migration: Before 1846.” 48 (1997): 117-29.
Barton, H. Arnold. “Skansen and the Swedish Americans.” 48 (1997): 164-80.
Douglas, Bob. “One of Many: The Borgeson Family Log Cabin.” 48 (1997): 181-89.
Editor’s Corners, [Untitled]. (Byron J. Nordstrom). 48 (1997): 3-4, 67-68, 115-16, 163.
Kvist, Roger. “America Is, However, the Most Curious Country under the Sun": The Civil War Letters of Colonel Ernst von Vegesack.” 48 (1997): 130-51.
Lithner, Klas. “The Count Who Became a Tramp: The Curious Destiny of One Emigrant.” 48 (1997): 91-102.
McMahon, David. “Rediscovering a Swedish Ethnic Past: The National Park Service and Baillytown, Indiana.” 48 (1997): 26-52.
Nordstrom, Byron J. “Swedish Life in the Twin Cities.” (Conference report.) 48 (1997): 55.
Nordstrom, Byron J. “The 87th Annual Meeting of the Society for the Advancement of Scadndinavian Study.” (Conference report.) 48 (1997): 160.
O’Connor, David E. ”Who Are We: The Swedish Americans and the 1990 U.S. Census.” 48 (1997): 69-90.
Roinila, Mika. “A Model of Shifting Identities: The Finland-Swedes in Canada.” 48 (1997): 190-202.
“Recent Publications.” 48 (1997): 103-5, 155.