Though the Swede life is a little harder to uncover in Chicago these days, a small but dedicated bastion of Scandinavian history and culture is alive and well in the Andersonville neighborhood. In close proximity to the few remaining Swedish shops and restaurants, the museum houses artifacts dating back to the mass immigration of Swedes to Chicago 200 years ago and features rotating exhibitions of contemporary Swedish artists’ work.
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Details
- Address
- 5211 N Clark St
- Chicago
- Cross street:
- between Foster and Farragut Aves
- Transport:
- El: Red to Berwyn. Bus: 22, 50, 92.
- Price:
- $6 adults; $4 children, students and seniors; $15 families (two adults and three children under 18). Free for members and children under the age of 1.
- Opening hours:
- Wed–Fri 10am–4pm; Sat, Sun 11am–4pm
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