Swedish–American Museum Center
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Located in Andersonville, the historic neighborhood of Scandinavian immigrants, this tiny muse-um’s permanent collection of personal items brought over by early settlers is supplemented by temporary exhibitions on Swedish culture. An interactive children’s museum on the third floor brings the immigrant journey to life.
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5211 N. Clark St.
10am– 4pm Tue–Fri, 11am–4pm Sat & Sun Adm DA
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