The Fountainhead Gallery is a light filled corner space in a beautiful, vintage brick building in the heart of Seattle atop Queen Anne hill. Built in 1926 by Anhalt, the space was the corner drugstore for 50 years followed by a recording studio for 20 years. Ron and Sue Peterson took over the space in 1996 and completely restored it to better-than-new condition. Featuring floor-to-ceiling windows along two walls, the Gallery has abundant natural light. Combined with a spacious (1700 sf), multi-level floor plan and custom woodwork throughout, the space is warm and inviting even on the dreariest of Northwest days.

The comfortably busy yet quiet McGraw Street neighborhood features several small shops including the gift store PW Kerrs and the fine local Macrina Bakery. Free parking is plentiful. Stunning views of Seattle are just blocks away as are numerous places to eat and shop along bustling Queen Anne Avenue.

The Fountainhead Gallery - it's worth the trip.