Grovewood Gallery

Located adjacent to the Grove Park Inn, the Grovewood Gallery is located in one of five Arts & Crafts buildings constructed around 1917 by Fred L. Sealy, son-in-law of E. W. Grove. The other buildings contain a restaurant, an automobile museum, and artisan workshops.

March 15, 2017/by Bruce Johnson

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