RESOURCES

Luxembourg for Tourism
6, rue Antoine de Saint-Exupéry
L-1432 Luxembourg

+352 42 82 82 1
info@visitluxembourg.com

https://www.visitluxembourg.com

“Discover the enchanting allure of Luxembourg, a European destination where medieval charm meets contemporary sophistication. Travellers love exploring the unique blend of historic fortresses, lush landscapes, and cosmopolitan elegance, all found in close proximity.”

The mission of the Luxembourg American Cultural Society is to preserve the roots of our heritage and nurture the leaves of ongoing relationships between Luxembourg and America.

https://www.lacs.lu/ 

The Luxembourg Brotherhood of America (LBA) is a fraternal, non-profit organization founded in 1887 in Chicago that promotes and preserves Luxembourg heritage in the United States, primarily through social events and cultural exchanges.

https://www.luxbrotherhood.org/ 

The Luxembourg Heritage Society of Southern Minnesota was conceived in 2007 by interested descendants of Luxembourgers in Brown County, Minnesota.  Upon further reflection, they agreed to extend their scope to much of southern Minnesota and they now welcome many others!  The Society strives to understand the culture, history and legacy of their Luxembourger ancestors, and to learn about modern Luxembourg. 

https://luxemheritagesociety.yolasite.com/ 

The St. Donatus Luxembourg Heritage Society in St. Donatus, Iowa is dedicated to preserving and celebrating the history and traditions of Luxembourg immigrants and their descendants. As a society, they aim to foster understanding and connection to Luxembourg culture through activities like meetings, events (such as their annual Luxembourg Buffet), and the dissemination of information via a quarterly newsletter.

https://stdonatusluxsociety.org/

This group was organized for the discovery, collection, preservation and publication of information relating to immigration from Luxembourg to America and the LaCrosse region. In addition, the group encourages communication and friendship among those who share these interests nationally and internationally.

https://www.facebook.com/groups/489250988440959/ 

The Luxembourg-American Chamber of Commerce (LACC) aims to stimulate and promote economic development, trade, and investment between North America and the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg.

Our association offers members unique opportunities to build relationships and strengthen their network through connections with business contacts in Luxembourg and the U.S.

https://www.laccnyc.org/ 

2200 Massachusetts Avenue N.W.
Washington, D.C. 20008

Tel: +1 (202) 265-4171

https://washington.mae.lu/en.html

Email:
washington.amb@mae.etat.lu

Consular services (All Visas, Passports and Travel Related Enquiries)
washington.consular@mae.etat.lu

17 Beekman Place
New York, NY 10022

Tel: (212) 888-6664
Fax: (212) 888-6116

https://newyork-cg.mae.lu/en.html

For emergencies only, please call 929 823-1140

Example of emergencies: lost or stolen passport before upcoming international flight, or problem with local law enforcement.

Email:

General inquiries:
newyork.cg@mae.etat.lu

Visas & Passports:
newyork.consular@mae.etat.lu

Tel: (612)-444-2278

www.rebeccashamblin.com/genealogist

Email:
info@rebeccashamblin.com

I don’t just help you with citizenship – I can help with your whole tree!  Whether you’re short on time, resources, or experience, I can be personal family tree consultant. I can help you get started, help organize your current tree, teach you how to use a website or program, or just conduct your research for you.

Being 75% Luxembourgish myself, I specialize in that area of research. Helping to build Lux trees is one of my favorite things to do!

 https://www.luxracines.lu/site/en/

Luxracines a.s.b.l.
87, rue de l’Eglise
L-7224 Walferdange
Luxembourg
info@luxracines.lu

The association luxracines (Genealogy and Local History in Luxembourg) a.s.b.l. has as its object

• promoting, in all its forms, the local historical and genealogical research in Luxembourg

• publishing the results of this research, including using all current and future techniques of electronics and communication.

Luxembourg American Cultural Center
100 Peter Thein Avenue
Belgium, WI 53004-0157
U.S.A.

Tel: (262) 476-5086

Email:
info@lacs.lu

“The Luxembourg American Cultural Society is proud to have one of the largest collections of resources pertaining to Luxembourg genealogy, heritage, and culture outside of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg itself.

The Dooley-Wagner Research Center is open to both LACS members and the general public, but all of its materials are non-circulating. It is staffed by a professional curator who is assisted by dedicated volunteers (appointments required).”

https://bach-dunn.special.libraries.stthomas.edu

University of St. Thomas, Minnesota
2115 Summit Avenue
St. Paul, Minnesota 55105 USA

Tel: (651) 962-5461

Email:
amkenne1@stthomas.edu

In November of 1993, the Luxembourg Heritage Society presented to the University of St. Thomas a collection of more than 270 books, periodicals, and maps related to the history and civilization of Luxembourg. Subsequent purchases and donations from individuals and organizations in Luxembourg and the United States have increased the size of the collection to over 2,000 volumes.