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The Center includes permanent and changing exhibits on the history and ongoing tradition of North Carolina pottery, activities, and map and information services to the potteries of the Seagrove area and across the State. A display of representative works from the more than 90 area potteries is very helpful in planning a visit while in Seagrove. For more information call (336) 873-8430.

See the North Carolina Department of Public Instruction documentaries Potters of Seagrove - A History in Clay, Seagrove Pottery - Clay Process, and Seagrove Pottery - Theme and Variation

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