Guild Hall Gallery

Did you know?

Guild Hall Gallery's building was constructed in 1919 using the poured concrete method. The walls are fifteen inches thick. As part of the restoration of middle and upper Duval Street, known as Downtown '76, the building received a total renovation including:

✨ The balustrade on the staircase and the floor boards on the second floor were saved from the Convent of Mary Immaculate in Key West
✨ The plain posts with wooden pegs are from a 100 year old Conch house.
✨ The decorative pieces over the posts are from a Tallahassee schoolhouse
✨ The upstairs balusters are from an 1890's hotel in Georgia
✨ The carved columns are from the old Hershey Mansion
✨ The French doors are original to the M Perez-Jimenez mansion on Miami Beach
✨ Old Key West street bricks were reused as flooring

Come visit Guild Hall Gallery in person at 614 Duval Street in Key West to check out our history, along with over 25 local artists.

📍 Guild Hall Gallery — a Key West treasure for art lovers.

Kelly Shaurette Art