Gallery
A legacy in the making: the Guild Gallery
After more than five decades of supporting and elevating professional artists, the Art Guild of Orange Park (AGOP) opened its long-awaited public art gallery at 440 McIntosh Ave, Orange Park, housed in the historic T.C. Miller School building. AGOP is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit membership organization that has served the Northeast Florida arts community since 1973. The gallery features a diverse selection of artwork, including award-winning paintings, pottery, jewelry, and other fine art.
Built in 1938, the T.C. Miller building originally served as a segregated elementary school for Black children in Orange Park. It was named after Theresa Miller, a dedicated educator who served Clay County for more than 40 years, and was added to the National Register of Historic Places in 1998. By transforming this historic site into a public art gallery, AGOP keeps it serving Orange Park, first as a school, now as a home for local art.
Call the gallery at 904-449-5187.
The gallery is a member benefit, and only AGOP members may display work there.
