Danish Americans have developed many ways to celebrate their heritage, sometime individually and sometimes in groups. |
| Athletic Club Banner |
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The Danish-American Athletic Club was founded in Chicago in 1922. |
| Baptismal Gown |
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This gown was worn by all seven siblings in the donor's family. |
| Child's Folk Costume |
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The Danish Crown Prince and Crown Princess visited Atlantic in 1939 and were greeted by children in traditional folk costumes |
| Clogs |
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Did you know that there was a company making Danish-style wooden shoes in Kimballton, Iowa? Their story is a wonderful blend of tradition and innovation. |
| Egg Warmers |
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Are these charming figures part of your breakfast table? |
| Elephant |
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A wooden elephant by a famous Danish silversmith |
| Fairy Tale Quilt |
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This quilt was Inspired by the writings of Hans Christan Andersen |
| Hat (Student Cap) |
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Danish students have worn this style of cap for many decades, marking their preparation for university studies. |
| Hymnal |
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The "Hymnal for Church and Home" was familiar to many Danish-American families. |
| Painting, "Grandpa's Home Town" |
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A Danish-American artist captured a view of her grandfather's hometown in Denmark. |
