Collection, circa 1980-circa 1995, of Stanley J. Dyl, a longtime resident of Calumet, Michigan and curator of the A. E. Seaman Mineral Museum at Michigan Technological University. Contains planning documents for the establishment of the Keweenaw National Historical Park in Michigan's Upper Peninsula as well as exploratory studies on alternatives to a national park. Including correspondence, minutes from various local organizations, newsletters, clippings, legislation, and paperwork.

Samples, circa 1907-circa 1972, of printed material from the Keweenaw Printing Company in Mohawk, Michigan. Includes menus, entertainment programs, business brochures and cards and programs for various local clubs, organizations and unions.

Records, 2007, of the local steering committee of the "Key Ingredients Michigan Foodways" exhibit in Calumet, Michigan. Committee members included Julia Blair, Alison K. Hoagland and Erik Nordberg. Includes minutes of committee and public meetings and promotional materials developed by the steering committee to advertise the events as well as reports and other documents. Promotional materials include buttons and vinyl banners.

Collection, 1978-2010, of Larry Lankton, Professor Emeritus of History in the Department of Social Sciences at Michigan Technological University. Materials extensively document Lankton’s career and research into the copper mines of the western Upper Peninsula, both during his professorial tenure and his time with the Historic American Engineering Record.

Research papers, 1915-1922, compiled in 1993 by Lawrence T. Fadner documenting the Navy Radio Station NUG in Calumet, Michigan, formerly owned and operated by the Marconi Wireless Telegraph Company of America with the call sign WCM. The radio station was taken over by the U. S. Navy in April, 1917 and was located on the Tamarack Junior location, owned by the Osceola Mining Company.

Papers, circa 1908-circa 1941, of Mary Bracco Manger of Calumet, Michigan. Includes personal correspondence, photographs and other printed ephemera as well as two notary public certificates for Emil H. Manger and portraits of Mary Bracco Manger and Emil H. Manger.

Manuscript, 1990, by Marian Kettenbeil chronicling the history of the Calumet Women's Club of Calumet, Michigan in preparation for their centennial celebration. Documents the social aspects of the club as well as the scholarly and philanthropic activities from 1901 to 1990.

Records, 1903-2003, of the Miscowaubik Club, a private membership club in Calumet, Michigan.

Records, 1890-1915, membership records of the Norwegian Fremad Society, a reading society in Calumet, Michigan. Pages are photocopies of ledger pages.

Records, 2000-2003, of the Norwegian Lutheran Church Historical Society of Calumet, Michigan, a non-profit organization founded to maintain, restore, and facilitate future use of the historic church building. Includes the articles of incorporation, constitution, and minutes from meetings. Also includes an agenda from the first annual meeting of the society.