Haugan & Lindgren Explained

Haugan & Lindgren was a bank headquartered in Chicago, Illinois, United States. The bank operated from December 8, 1879, until February 10, 1891, from quarters at No. 57 and No. 59 La Salle Street. The bank was a partnership of Helge Alexander Haugan, H. G. Haugan and John R. Lindgren. Haugan & Lindgren was a predecessor of the State Bank of Chicago.^[1]

References

Other resources

• Henschen, Henry S. A History of The State Bank Of Chicago From 1879 To 1904 (Kessinger Publishing, LLC. Chicago. pages 15–20. 1905)
• Currey, J. Seymour Chicago, its history and its builders, A century of marvelous growth(S. J. Clark Publishing Company. Chicago. pages 340-342. 1912)
• Olson, Ernest W. History of the Swedes of Illinois (Engberg-Holmberg Publishing.Chicago .1908)

External links

• “History of Norwegians of Illinois”

Notes and References

1. http://chicagojewishhistory.org/pdf/CJH.3.2003.pdf "Chicago Jewish History by Walter Roth"