Stone House Pottery & Gallery
418 Spring St. (US Hwy 20), Galena, IL 61036
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Once a booming brewery, Stone House Pottery & Gallery's building - Artists' Annex, is now home to an art gallery, pottery studio and Bed & Breakfast.
Stone House Pottery & Gallery has much to offer visitors. The gallery sales room features the works of Galena, IL Artist - Charles Fach. Numerous functional pottery items are available for sale in a wide range of prices. Bronze sculptures, clay tiles and decorative pottery also grace the sales floor.
Finding a one-of-a-kind, handmade, Galena gift is no problem at Stone House Pottery and Gallery.
Conveniently located, just walking distance from downtown Galena, Illinois. A shopping experience you'll be sure to treasure and remember.
What's happening nearby...
Galena 5k Stair Challenge
Sep 13 @ 9AM
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Galena Historical Society's 31st Annual Cemetery Walk
Greenwood Cemetery • Sep 13 – Sep 14 @ 1PM
Performers of the Cemetery Walk will be exploring the rugged lives of early settlers, sharing stories of prosperity and the challenges of intersecting cultures, politics, war and…
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