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AndersonvilleUniv 101 Project by Cassie,
Hannah, Erin, Nicole, and
Troy
History
Andersonville started as a cherry orchard
in the mid 1800s
After the great Chicago Fire, wooden
houses were outlawed. Therefore, many
people moved around. Swedish settled in
Andersonville.
Points of Reference
Clark Street is
the main street
of reference in
Andersonville
The Swedish-
American
Museum
(see picture)
Demographics
History
Andersonville is part of the Edgewater neighborhood, in the northwestern part of Chicago.
As of 2013, the median house hold income was $43,331.00.
Racial Demographics
White- 54.65%
Black- 14.34%
Hispanic- 16.49%
Asian- 11.65%
Other- 2.88%
Location 1. Walk to Loyola Red
Line Stop
2. Get off at Berwyn
3. Walk .7 miles
4. Arrive!
Andersonville Today
Today, Andersonville is considered equally
historic and contemporarily unique
Recently, Andersonville has taken many
steps toward sustainability as a town.
Communities everywhere now look to
emulate Andersonville’s sustainable
efforts.
Delve into Swedish History
• 87 year old water tower
• Flag painted on in1990s
• Taken down due to ice
damage last March
• Raising money to restore it
• Proceeds from all festivals
go to the restoration
Events and Traditions
St. Lucia Festival of Lights
Torch lit procession and gathering at museum
Julmarknad
Swedish handicrafts fair
Taste of Andersonville dinner crawl
Buy tickets for different routes
Annual Midsommarfest
50th year 2015
Julmarknad
Midsommarfest
St. Lucia Festival of Lights
REFLECTIONS
Personal experiences and thoughts about trip
Works Cited
"EVENTS." Andersonville. Andersonville
Chamber of Commerce, 2014.
Web.21Oct. 2014.
"Follow Us." Andersonville. N.p., n.d. Web. 19
Oct. 2014.
"Iconic Andersonville Water Tower
Coming Down - CBS Chicago." CBS
Chicago. N.p., n.d. Web. 20 Oct. 2014.
"Latest News." Swedish American Museum -.
N.p., n.d. Web. 14 Oct. 2014.
"Välkommen!" Swedish Bakery. N.p., n.d.
Web. 21 Oct. 2014.