Ingebretsen’s av Stockholm Scandanavian Gifts, Stockholm, WI

Ingebretsen’s av Stockholm Scandinavian Gifts
Julie Ingebretsen & Diane Noble	Phone:	715-442-2220
12092 Hwy 35	Website:	www.ingebretsens.com
Stockholm, WI 54769	Email:	info@ingebretsens.com

Open Thursrsday -Sunday through Sunday, Dec 23. We will open again on Saturday, January 5th weekends...Saturdays 10-5 and Sundays 11-5 until mid March.

Välkommen to Ingebretsen's av Stockholm, a Swedish "butik" on the shores of Lake Pepin in Stockholm, Wisconsin, a charming river town along the Mississippi.

Our giftware from Scandinavia offers a rich sense of tradition plus the artistry of fine handcraft and design.

You'll find many decorative and functional items imported from Scandinavia -

Hand blown glass
Hand weaving
Natural wood serving ware
Scandinavian cookware
Cookies and Candy
Books and Music
and much more!

Traditional craft classes and artist demonstrations are held year round.

Ingebretsen's av Stockholm is an "offshoot" of Ingebretsen's in Minneapolis, located on East Lake Street since 1921. Family owned and operated for 3 generations, it has remained a neighborhood market and a meeting place to keep memories and traditions alive. For hours and more information, call 612-729-9333 or check our website at www.ingebretsens.com

Information on tours to Scandinavia, led by Diane and Ted Noble, can be found on the website or by contacting Diane and Ted at teddiane@mac.com or 612-825-8808.

Ingebretsen Building History:

Built in 1878 by Eric Peterson...one of the brothers who came from Karlskoga, Sweden in 1851 and started the village of Stockholm...and Youngquist, this stone buildling dates from the original settlement of Stockholm. Its first use was as a general store/farm implements. For a short time, around 1885-87, it was a hotel. Anton. Eric's son, ran a hardware business in the building. Through the years it became a confectionary, barbershop, speakeasy and cafe. When Eric Janus and Carolyn Chalmers bought the building in early 2002, the building had been abandoned for several years. Restoration and renovation of the upstairs residence and downstairs shop were completed in 2003.

J. Ingebretsen's av Stockholm opened their shop in September 2003, returning the building to its Scandinavian heritage and commercial use.

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