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DTSTART;TZID=America/Chicago:20261105T190000
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SUMMARY:Swedish Roots in Chicagoland (Zoom)
LOCATION:Lake Villa District Library\nLake Villa District Library
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DESCRIPTION:Swedish American Museum Curator Sarah Hawkinson shares why Swe
 des came to America in the 19th century\, what the journey was like\, and 
 how Swedish immigrants helped shape Chicago and the Midwest..\nhttps://lvd
 l.libnet.info/event/17643648
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>ADULTS (ages 18 and up)</p>\n<p>People hav
 e been immigrating to America for centuries. With each new wave\, differen
 t cultures and ideas have shaped the country into what it is today. From 1
 850 to 1930\, 1.3 million Swedes left their homes for America. During this
  time\, many settled in Chicago\, bringing with them their Swedish culture
  and traditions. In Chicago\, Swedes created a new home for themselves in 
 Andersonville. Although many Swedish businesses have closed\, the Swedish 
 American Museum (which is celebrating its 50th anniversary this year!) con
 tinues to uphold and honor Swedish history\, heritage\, and culture in And
 ersonville.</p>\n<p>Virtual programs are presented via Zoom.&nbsp\; Don&rs
 quo\;t have access to Zoom at home?&nbsp\; Watch virtual programs at LVDL.
 &nbsp\; Email cmccully@lvdl.org to make arrangements.</p>\n<p>This program
  is presented in partnership by multiple area libraries.&nbsp\;</p>\nhttps
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