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About Our Auction
The proceeds from the auction will be used to support Gammelgården's youth programs (e.g., camps, classes, junior guide program for teens), general education classes for people of all ages, and major community events that are free and open to the public.
The funds from the auction will support the museum’s collection which consists of over 3,300 artifacts. Money raised will help secure museum-quality storage for the artifacts, and be used to restore or repair those artifacts needing immediate attention.
The auction begins at 12:00 pm, Saturday, November 30 and runs through 11:00 pm, Sunday, December 8.
Enjoy your shopping and thank you for supporting Gammelgården!
About Gammelgården Museum of Scandia
Gammelgården is a non-profit organization that preserves, presents, and promotes Swedish immigrant heritage and history. Through engaging exhibitions, educational programs, and community events, the museum aims to celebrate and share the rich history, arts, culture, traditions, and customs of the Scandinavian people as they relate to and impact contemporary American society.
By providing a welcoming and immersive experience, the museum seeks to inspire an appreciation and understanding of Scandinavian culture among visitors of all ages and backgrounds. Gammelgarden Museum is dedicated to preserving its historic buildings, artifacts, and stories. By offering interactive learning opportunities, the museum strives to inspire curiosity and a deeper connection to the past; while helping visitors make connections to their own cultural heritage.
All monies raised from the online auction support the museum’s:
- Collection which consists of over 3,300 artifacts. Money raised will help secure museum-quality storage for the artifacts, and be used to restore or repair those artifacts needing immediate attention.
- Historic buildings that require updates and repairs. Ongoing maintenance of the five historic buildings is critical to ensuring their longevity so current and future generations can see and learn from the past.
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