Swedish American Museum is a museum Andersonville Chicago located in United States.
5211 N Clark St Chicago , IL 60640 United States
Fascinating museum highlighting Swedish immigrants journey to America, plenty of heirlooms and historic pieces. I had Swedish relatives that lived in Waukegan in the early 20th century so loved this.
With a permanent exhibit about Swedish immigration to Chicago, rotating gallery shows, and a super-cute gift shop , this Andersonville cultural institution is a must-see!
Check out the gift shop for plenty of Uff-da mugs, and the Dala horse gummies are amazing...unfortunately no Malort, you will have to go to Simon’s Tavern for that.
Hope you enjoyed touring the museum ! Come by afterwards for some filling Mediterranean grub. Bee sure to check out our Foursquare specials!
Excellent children's immigration museum . They charge by the family, making this a very affordable afternoon. Afterwards, wander up and down Clark Street in Andersonville for food and window shopping.
The staff here were so friendly and informative, they made my visit so memorable. And of course I couldn't resist the gift shop .
At the Brunk Children’s Museum of Immigration on the third floor, kids can play in a Swedish farmhouse , board a steamship or viking ship , and learn about American immigration stories.
With an excellent children's museum and gift shop , this museum eloquently preserves Swedish-American heritage in Chicago.
Art . Art is good here. #justAsk4Jim #ferrellTakestheField
Andersonville Winter Market ! Noon to 3pm.
Top gallery , and outstanding playroom for young kids. Love the costumes some of the employees wear. Don't miss the reading room. Read more
Don’t miss the Children’s Museum ! Imaginative playscapes include a Viking ship , a log cabin , and a century-old Swedish farmhouse .Powered by ParentsConnect.com Read more
Great field trip for kids. Very educational .
Very nice wedding reception with great food.
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Nice gift shop for a quick gift
Great place to learn about your heritage
Go to the southwest corner of Clark St. & Foster Ave. and look up! The largest Swedish flag in Andersonville is painted on a water tower, a common sight in Chicago neighborhoods. - Explore Chicago
You will not believe how awesome the Terrasse views are - Nicholle Dombrowski
Excellent cultural & art museum! Must see. Learned a lot about the Mexican’s history in Chicago. Fascinating art. The Museum shop is also very interesting. Free entrance. - Lucille Fisher
Beautiful old library, stunning interiors, cozy little gift shop where you can find amazing handmade stuff and last but not least, free performances. Grab your lunch and witness a nice show here. - Negin NG
The mussels are good. Tons of beers to choose from. Great atmosphere - Ninah Randolph
Absolutely delightful mix of vintage and modified goods. So many things I wish I could take home - Amy Robertson
Love the traditional glogg in the winter but also the frozen glogg in the summer! - Joe Carlson