Ceramic classes were started and taught by Dorothy in the basement of their store. Eventually their daughter, Claudia, took over the teaching of the classes. They are now held in the upstairs of this building. The casting of greenware was intensified because of the increase in demand by the public and the people in her ceramic classes.

History

About once a month Harold and Dorothy had to make a trip to Minneapolis with a truck and U-Haul to pick up liquid slip used in the casting of greenware. After a while, this became quite a chore for them and their supplier. Harold then started buying powered clay by the railroad boxcar. To accomodate this clay, a new warehouse was built in back of their store. This warehouse was also used to keep the extra inventory of glazes and stains.