Settlement Spotlight: St. Nicholas, Minnesota

Old St. Nicholas settlement site. By Kevin Wester The Stearns County region in central...

Genealogy Corner 

New Book Explores Origins of Luxembourgish Family Names Noted historian and immigration researcher...
Genealogy Corner 

Genealogy Corner 

New Book Explores Origins of Luxembourgish Family Names Noted historian and immigration researcher Jean-Claude Muller has released a new book entitled “Les noms de famille Luxembourgeois" (The Names of Luxembourgish Families). The nearly 1,200-page book delves into...

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Dual Citizen Insights: Benefits of Dual Citizenship

If it’s been a while since you had your onboarding consultation meeting with the Luxembourg Legacy team, you may want a brief refresher course on the benefits of Luxembourg dual citizenship—looking backward and looking forward. Check out Kevin’s video on the Benefits...

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Luxembourg Wine and 2026 Wine Festivals  

Luxembourg Wine and 2026 Wine Festivals  

The annual Grevenmacher Wine Fest parade offers entertainment—and lots of wine tasting. Wine and viniculture have been a part of Luxembourg’s social and cultural life since the time of the Romans. Even though the wine-producing Moselle region of Luxembourg is...

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Best-Kept Secrets

Best-Kept Secrets

Chocolate House Nathalie Bonn Each month, we feature a best-kept Luxembourg secret—the inside scoop on cool things to do, places to eat, neat things to buy and unique experiences. This edition features Chocolate House Nathalie Bonn, across from the Grand Ducal...

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Noteworthy Luxembourg Dual Citizen

Noteworthy Luxembourg Dual Citizen

Fernande (Ferney) Hastert Kuykendall Ferney Hastert Kuykendall was one of the original five flight attendants for Luxair airlines. This article is eleventh in our series on Luxembourg Americans who have gone through the process of reclamation of Luxembourg nationality...

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Did Patton’s Prayer Turn the Tide of WWII?

Did Patton’s Prayer Turn the Tide of WWII?

When Allied troops found themselves in a rainy, muddy, foggy stalemate in December 1944, Gen. George S. Patton, a devout Christian, asked his head chaplain if he had a good prayer for weather. Chaplain James H. O’Neill composed a prayer, which Patton had printed on...

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Meet the Twin Cities Luxembourg American Society

Meet the Twin Cities Luxembourg American Society

The newest Luxembourg society in the United States, the Twin Cities Luxembourg American Society (TCLAS) was established in the summer of 2022 by three Luxembourg dual-citizen siblings.   Martha, Ray and Sarah...

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Luxembourg Historian Gardini Releases First Novel

Luxembourg Historian Gardini Releases First Novel

Fausto Gardini After publishing numerous nonfiction books on the history of Luxembourg immigration to the United States, including the three-volume "Luxembourg On My Mind" series and translating Rosch Krieps' 1963 classic "Luxembourgers in America" from...

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