Articles, public addresses

Inventory list

Identifier	Title	Level of description	Date
74-006/001(44)	Did the Norsemen Find the Mandans?; The Open Coast Tides in Hudson Strait.	File
74-006/001(52)	Notes and clippings on published articles in newspapers. Clippings which are loose but credited as to source. They have been copied from many papers but most are from the Toronto Star and the Sault Star, some are from Scandinavian papers	File
74-006/001(54)	Collected articles. Scrap-book containing clippings concerning the Sault, posters and copies of Curran's articles on the Norse published in the Sault Star	File	1925 - 1939
74-006/001(45)	Souriquois and Cheyenne; Northern Vinland Today	File
74-006/001(47)	How this book came to be written, its scope; Prehistoric Indians and Copper tools	File
74-006/001(48)	Norse case is given to jury; Where Norse relics have been found	File
74-006/001(49)	Pointing to the Great Lakes Location; Some reasons for believing Vinland was in Great Lakes area; Can the birds help us find Vinland	File
74-006/001(50)	Dates in the Viking Record; How Norsemen reached Vinland; Puzzling over the early Vinland tables	File
74-006/001(46)	Marquette gives up a copper axe; Was America known before Lief came; Norsemen knew how to build fast ships	File
74-006/001(51)	Norsemen and Eskimo hostile; Winconsin's Halberd is a puzzle; Province of Ontario Canada; Whence came the word Eskimo?; Algonquin dialects resemble each other; Cooper tools; Are our Indian axes after Norse models	File
74-006/001(53)	Public addresses. Subjects discussed include the history of Sault Ste. Marie and Norse fights with Indigenous peoples s and their preference for Red cloth in trade.	File	nd, 1889, 1938
74-006/001(55)	Draft Manuscript for the book, Here Was Vinland: Introduction, illustrations, maps, credits	File
74-006/001(43)	How Hudson Bay Fits the Saga; Michigan Finds a Helmet-smashing Axe	File
74-006/001(56)	Numerous book reviews of Here Was Vinland	File