Norwegians in Michigan

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The book explores the significant contributions of Norwegian immigrants in Michigan during the nineteenth century, highlighting their roles in the lumber trade, agriculture, and mining. It emphasizes the blend of Norwegian culture with local traditions, as well as the varied adaptation experiences among immigrants. Notably, engineers from Norway played a crucial role in developing infrastructure, including bridges and cars. Enhanced by photographs and maps, the narrative captures the transformative impact of this immigrant community on the region's cultural landscape.