American Swedish Institute

Museum · Minneapolis–St. Paul, MN

Address

2600 Park Ave

Website

asimn.org

A mansion built for Swan and Christina Turnblad; Swan owned one of the largest Swedish language newspapers in the United States. In 1929 the house became a museum dedicated to Swedish-American history and culture.

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