Selected Bibliography
Here are some sources for more information on the Kensington Rune Stone. Some are
easier to find than others, but most are probably available through your local public
library or inter-library loan.
- Blegen, Theodore C.
1968, The Kensington Rune Stone, New Light on an Old Riddle
St. Paul: Minnesota Historical Society
- Castle, Henry A.
1915, Minnesota - Its Story and Biography
Chicago: Lewis
- Friedrich, Orval
1984, Early Vikings and the Ice Age
Elma, Iowa: Privately Printed
- Gilman, Rhonda
1993, Vikings in Minnesota: A Controversial Legacy
Roots, Vol. 21, No. 2, Spring 1993/Reprinted 1995
St. Paul: Minnesota Historical Society
- Gordon, Cyrus H.
1974, Riddles in History
New York: Crown Publishers
- Hall, Robert
1995, The Kensington Runestone, Authentic and Important
Cornell University Press
- Holand, Hjalmar R.
1932, The Kensington Stone
Ephraim, Wis: Privately Printed
1940, Westward From Vinland
New York: Duell, Sloan, and Pierce
1940, Norse Discoveries and Explorations in America
New York: Dover Publications
- Morison, Samuel Eliot
1971, The European Discovery of America
New York: Oxford University Press
- Pohl, Frederick J.
1961, Atlantic Crossings Before Columbus
New York: W.W. Norton and Company
- Wahlgren, Erik
1958, The Kensington Stone, a Mystery Solved
Madison: University of Wisconsin Press
1986, The Vikings and America
London: Thames and Hudson, Ltd.
- Williams, Stephen
1991, Fantistic Archeology, The Wild Side of North American Prehistory
Philadelphia: University of Pennsylvania Press
If you find yourself in Central Minnesota, you can see the stone itself at the
Runestone Museum in Alexandria, Minnesota. Alexandria is about 2 hours from the Twin
Cities on Interstate 94 (just northwest of St. Cloud).
Runestone Museum
206 Broadway
Alexandria, MN 53608
(612)763-3160
On your way through St. Cloud, stop in and get the best pizza in Minnesota at
Bellanti's Pizza and Deli downtown. It'll cost you less than 10 bucks. Well worth the
stop.
Bellanti's Pizza and Deli
30 9th Ave North
St. Cloud, MN 56301
(612)252-8500
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