Last updated: 2/13/2012
404 S 3rd Street
Rockford, IL 61104
PO Box 5443
Rockford, IL 61125
Tours by appointment only. Call the Museum to schedule your tour. Tours of more than 15 people need 4 day advance notice.
Tuesday - Friday
1 PM - 3 PM
General Admission: $5
Members: free
Karen Hammarberg
phone: 815-966-1218
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Gary Lindberg
phone:
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Tom Gustafson
phone: 815-985-5116
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The Swedish Historical Society of Rockford was established in 1938 by a group from Rockford after visiting the 300th anniversary of the arrival of Swedes in North America.
It is organized exclusively for historical, educational, and charitable purposes. In harmony with this purpose is the operation of the Erlander Home Museum and the preservation of Swedish-American history and culture of Rockford through museum displays, educational program etc.
The Society also arranges social events bringing people together to celebrate Rockfords Swedish-American History.
The Society also offers Swedish translation services and Swedish language instruction to help those wishing to travel to Sweden or to communicate with Swedish friends and relatives by phone or in writing.
We have original Rockford Made furniture, original paints by Mary Erlander and more ...
Access: Members
Appointment required: Yes
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