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Visiting the City
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Tourist Attractions & Sightseeing
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Castles, Palaces & Historic Buildings
10125 East Jefferson Avenue
Detroit, MI
48214
+1 313 822 0954 Fax: +1 313 822 6266
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One of Detroit's most famous arts institutions, this is one of the few potteries still in operation that dates to the era of the Arts & Crafts Movement in America. The 1907 Tudor Revival Building is a National Historic Landmark and a living museum preserving and displaying the work of founder Mary Chase Perry Stratton and subsequent Pewabic artists. Distinctive handcrafted ceramic wares produced here are part of many public buildings, homes and museum collections. The pottery produces custom-made tile for residential projects such as fireplaces and for commercial applications. The gallery has changing exhibits in the ceramic arts.
M-Sa 10a-6p, Su noon-4p
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