Covers the years from 1950 to 1980 or so.

Key materials from Lutheran traditions that merged to form the Evangelical Lutheran Church in America.

Concordia Historical Institute collection of documents related to the Lutheran Church-Missouri Synod.

Over 100 years of history of a Brooklyn Lutheran church and its leadership.

Historical documents in St. George's Lutheran Church Library London, England dating from the founding of the congregation in 1762.

Architectural history of this 153 East 22nd Street Mannhatten, New York, Church

a chronicle of mission work of the LC-MS in Jamaica.

History of the Norwegian Lutheran immigrants from Holla and their settlement in various parts of the United States.

Describes archival collection, resources, and research contacts.

Contains survey of 500 years of inspirational works of literature, art and music as well as genealogical resources.

Organization fosters effective cooperation among persons and institutions concerned with research, documentation and preservation of the resources revealing experiences of Lutheranism in North America.

Video documentary tells the story of Lutherans in America from colonial days through the 19th century.

Article about the arrival and settlement of Lutherans in the 1800's.

Describes honoring of pastor martyred in Poland in World War II.

Bently Historical Library index to vertical file containing clippings, pamphlets, reprints, and other materials relating to Michigan Lutheran churches.

Photo and history of this well preserved church built in 1887.

Article describing the Latvian Evangelical Lutheran Church revival after the demise of Communist rule in Latvia.

List and contacts for the network of archival centers, most associated with affiliated college or seminary archives and libraries.

Describes the roots and development in Finland of this branch of Lutheranism.

History of this Texas landmark.