Swedish American Museum
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Address : 5211 North Clark Street, Chicago, Illinois 60640, USA
Timing : Tuesday to Friday- 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Saturday and Sunday- 11:00 AM to 4:00 PM
Entry Fee : USD 4-6
Members and children (below Age 1) - Free
Free admission on the second Tuesday of every month.
Wheelchair : accessible
Parking : Limited complimentary off-street parking
Free parking in neighboring streets
Street Parking available for USD 2 per hour
Current Exhibit : Swedish Dads Photography by Johan Bavman (2020)
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Swedish American Museum, Chicago Overview
The Swedish-American museum located in Andersonville (a historically Swedish area of Chicago) was founded in 1976 by Kurt Mathiasson. The museum aims to interpret the migrant experience for youngsters and adults through arts and educational programs and to promote an appreciation for contemporary Swedish-American culture.
It houses a collection of about 12,000 objects, a Genealogy center to learn about family history, two gallery areas with art exhibits, a library, a museum store, and even have a children’s museum with fun activities. The museum also hosts various events and programs such as Swedish language classes, dance, music, lectures, films, concerts and performances, and holiday celebrations. Visitors can even celebrate Swedish festivals with the Andersonville community and sample Swedish food at some point in your visit.
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