The French-American Heritage Foundation (FAHF) believes that every family history is a vital thread in the fabric of Minnesota’s story. While we are not a genealogical society, we provide the resources and historical context you need to uncover your French and French-Canadian roots.
Search the Collection
Use the library below to explore our inventory of historical articles, family genealogies, maps, songs, and FAHF publications and materials.
Filter by category or use the search bar to find specific names, locations, or documents.
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French-Canadian Heritage Society of Michigan
Extensive resources regarding French-Canadian history, culture, and family research in the Michigan region.
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Friends of Sibley Historic Site
Organization dedicated to preserving the Sibley Historic Site, a key location in MN French history.
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Historic Records of Quebec (Mary Tollestrup)
A collection of historic Quebec records and genealogical links maintained by Mary Tollestrup.
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Le Forum (University of Maine)
A bilingual socio-cultural journal that serves as a major voice for Franco-Americans in the U.S.
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Minnesota French Facts (MN AATF)
A fact sheet highlighting the French influence and historical milestones within the state of Minnesota.
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Mot du Jour (French Word of the Day)
A daily vocabulary resource to help learners and enthusiasts discover new French words.
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Acadian-Cajun Genealogy and History
Historical data on the Acadian exile, including an encyclopedia of life and census records from 1671-1752.
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Afoutayi Dance, Music and Arts Company
Haitian traditional culture group engaging youth through dance, percussion, song, and storytelling.
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Bibliographic Guides for French Nobility
Genealogical research tools and bibliographic guides for tracing French nobility and commoner ancestors.
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Dance Revels Moving History (Jane Peck)
Dance historian and choreographer offering workshops and performances with a French Heritage theme.
