Royal Norwegian Air Force personnel train with rifles at Camp Little Norway. Handwritten caption on back: "Setting up." Stamped label on back: "[Return] Norwegian Consulate / 827 Marquette Ave, Minneapolis, Minn."
Royal Norwegian Navy officers standing at attention in front of a speaker at Camp Little Norway. Stamped label on back: "Royal Norwegian Air Force Training Centre / 341 Church Street / Toronto Ontario."
Royal Norwegian Air Force students sit at rows of desks during a class at Camp Little Norway. Stamped label on back: "Royal Norwegian Air Force Training Centre / 341 Church Street / Toronto Ontario."
Fairchild airplanes and pilots at the Muskoka airport at Camp Little Norway. Typed caption on back: "Line up of Fairchild trainer planes and pilots at the R.N.A.F. elementary training centre at Muskoka." Stamped labels on back: "Royal Norwegian Air Force Training Centre / 341 Church Street / Toronto Ontario" and "[Return to] Norwegian Consulate / 827 Marquette Ave, Minneapolis, Minn."
Royal Norwegian Air Force personnel standing at attention by a building at Camp Little Norway's Vesle Skaugum. Handwritten caption on back: "'Vesle Skaugum' the recruiting camp 160 miles north of Toronto." Stamped label on back: "[Return] Norwegian Consulate / 827 Marquette Ave, Minneapolis, Minn."
Royal Norwegian Air Force pilots standing at attention in front of airplanes at Camp Little Norway. Stamped label on back: "[Return] Norwegian Consulate / 827 Marquette Ave, Minneapolis, Minn."
Black-and-white postcard, "3. Off duty at Camp Little Norway, Royal Norwegian Air Force Training Centre, Toronto." Shows nine men, all wearing Royal Norwegian Air Force uniforms except for one, who wears a chef uniform, gathered in a barracks playing various instruments and singing. Made in Canada.
Window displays supporting the Norwegian Royal Family and the Royal Norwegian Air Force's Camp Little Norway during World War II, at offices for the Norwegian America Line and the Royal Norwegian Consulate at Foshay Tower, 831 Marquette Ave, Minneapolis.
Window display supporting the Norwegian Royal Family during World War II, at offices for the Norwegian America Line and the Royal Norwegian Consulate at Foshay Tower, 831 Marquette Ave, Minneapolis. Picture frames show Crown Princess Martha, King Haakon VII, and Crown Prince Olav.
Window display supporting the Royal Norwegian Air Force's Camp Little Norway training center during World War II, at offices for the Norwegian America Line and the Royal Norwegian Consulate at Foshay Tower, 831 Marquette Ave, Minneapolis.
Window display supporting the Norwegian Royal Family during World War II, at offices for the Norwegian America Line and the Royal Norwegian Consulate at Foshay Tower, 831 Marquette Ave, Minneapolis. Picture frames show Crown Princess Martha, King Haakon VII, and Crown Prince Olav.
"A brief review of Norway's continuing fight for freedom since the Nazi invasion April 9th, 1940," by the Royal Norwegian Government's Press Representatives in the United States.
Minutes of the meeting of the board of directors of Camp Little Norway Association on December 15, 1947. The final meeting of the board, at which the Association was dissolved.
