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Polk County lies north of York County along the Platte River. Osceola, population 800, serves as its county seat and is approximately 20 miles north of York. Nearby Stromsburg is known as the “Swede Capital of Nebraska.” This community of 1,200 people celebrates its heritage with traditional Swedish storefronts and two annual events: the Swedish Midsommar Festival and Swedish Steel.
For more information on Polk County visit polkcounty.nebraska.gov.
Townhouse is a gift store in the Victor Anderson Building in downtown Stromsburg. Other unique shopping destinations are found in the same historic building....
Many interesting businesses make their homes in Stromsburg, and a bunch are on that busy town square. The Rose Colored Glass wine tasting room is in the Victor Anderson ...
Swedish Steel is the latest event to draw throngs of Swedes to Stromsburg. It is the largest metal art event in Nebraska with more than 30 vendors showing and selling ...
The Stromsburg Civic Center is a community gathering place located in the restored 1929 former Stromsburg High School. Weddings, reunions and other special events take place in the full-size gymnasium ...
On the north end of Stromsburg's town square, 4th Street Coffee House serves fruit smoothies, iced lattes, cinnamon hazelnut coffee and white chocolate mochas. There is occasional live music. ...
Swedish heritage reveals itself in many unique flavors at the Economy Hometown Market in Stromsburg. Meat cutter Mike Branting’s store is well-known for its lutefisk, pickled herring, lingonberries, ...
Unlimited Welding’s imaginative metal creations take on a variety of shapes. In the back of the building, which retains the classic architecture of the 1950s-era Chrysler dealership it ...
The sight of a spinning wheel in a storefront window in Stromsburg sparks curiosity seekers to walk into Spindle, Shuttle and Needle. Owner Kelsey Patton is always happy to ...
Frocks & Flowers is a women’s clothing boutique and flower store in the Victor Anderson Building in downtown Stromsburg....
Swedish heritage comes alive for three days in June with Stromsburg’s Swedish Midsommar Festival. Residents don costumes of yellow and blue – the colors of the Swedish flag – and ...
