Dutch in North America

The Dutch royal was born in Canada in 1943, when her mother, the future queen, was in exile during World War II.

On a cold, dark February night in 1952, a KLM airplane touched down at Gander in Newfoundland. On board was a Dutch couple from Zundert in North-Brabant with their 12 children.

One of the darkest chapters in the history of New Netherland.

Menno van Harten reflects on his family's immigration to Canada in 1948.

During his tenure, the Ladies’ Home Journal became the most widely circulated magazine on the planet.

Schenectady's Stockade District is one of the best-preserved old Dutch neighborhoods in the US.