American Swedish Historical Museum

Nice place to be at all time. They have all it takes to be the best. Lots of images that will remind u about the past. They have have really turn history in to future because things there are so really and will help our children to have memories of the past.

9/6 visitnObnoxious cashier attitude, she particularly tried to blame on the count of visits I made there. Her hair was like she is straight from the bed.nThe boss of this museum does not care of the exterior appearance of the building - two tall and branchy trees are blocking the panoramic view on the building.nMuseum facts: some text there glorifies toxic feminism and is very anti-white and pro Indian. These contemporary thinkers forget that the colonist were fighting for the land and survival and didnt have the knowledge people do have now.nThe Carribean isle of Saint Barthelemy was bought by the Swedes, but the local people preferred to be under the French rule again.nnThat gives a glimpse on the Swedes' attitudes of the time.

A magical place to learn about Swedes in America and beyond. For people of Swedish ancestry this is a place of pilgrimage.

This was a very interesting museum. It details the colonial history of Sweden and the New Sweden colony. The John Ericsson room was also interesting. I also enjoyed the Stugan (farmhouse) and the Linnaeus-Kalm room with the Scandinavian glass.

Excellent historical tour. It was great to see the impact Swedes had on America.