Correspondence, patents, and blueprints related to the Alemite Die-Casting Company. John Gullborg was president of the Company and the factory was located at Belmont and Washtenaw in Chicago.

The records of the American Daughters of Sweden include meeting minutes, constitution and bylaws, membership and financial records, correspondence, and reports from various committees of the organization. Also included are scrapbooks with photographs, programs and correspondence, including postcards.

The records of the Chicago Chapter of the American Scandinavian Foundation include historical material as well as material on the Foundation's headquarters, the Chicago chapter, and invitations. The records span the years 1946 to 1979.

This collection includes correspondence, event files, promotional material, membership information, and a nearly complete run of meeting minutes documenting the mission and activities of the Augustana Hospital Auxiliary.  The collection is complemented by yearbooks from Augustana Hospital School of Nursing in Chicago.

The Bohus Society of Chicago Records consist of the society's bylaws, membership information, financial records, and newspaper clippings.

The Carl Hjalmar Lundquist Papers consist of personal papers, correspondence, and other records that span Lundquist's legal matters, personal correspondence, public speeches, clippings and scrapbooks, and personal papers in the form of a diary.

The records of the Central Swedish Committee span the years 1960‑1985 and contain material in six general categories: administration, finance, membership, correspondence, programs, and clippings.

The collection contains financial records - in the form of ledgers and receipts - as well as merchandise, songbooks, and greeting cards.

The Dorothy Vann Oral History Collection contains audio recordings created by Dorothy Vann who recorded interviews with residents of Chicago North Park neighborhood. The bulk of these recordings are from the 1970s and 1980s and were interviews conducted with long time residents of the North Park neighborhood. They document the neighborhood, North Park College (now North Park University), North Park Covenant Church, and Swedish-American aspects of the neighborhood.

This collection contains articles, mailings, catalogs, and other material related to the Swedish American Art Exhibition. This collection also includes a list of artwork that includes artist name, title of artwork, medium, date it was cataloged in the Swedish American Art Exhibition catalog, and whether the image appeared in the catalog.