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An old Swedish neighborhood dating back to the mid-19th century, Andersonville still showcases its ethnic heritage in its bakeries, small shops and architecture. It is also the home to the Swedish American Museum and some of the best coffee-cakes outside of Sweden at the Swedish Bakery. Quaint bookstores, coffee houses (some well-known for poetry), gift shops and a variety of restaurants including Persian, Asian and Mexican line the streets. Beautiful large single-family homes, attractive three-flats and newly renovated walk-ups offer wonderful housing options with city conveniences. Within Andersonville lies the upscale Lakewood/Balmoral neighborhood. Tree-lined streets and perfectly manicured lawns are home to large single family homes, as well as vintage brick and greystones.
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