Pottery art in Gettysburg, Pennsylvania

Under The Horizon Pottery is a professional pottery and art studio located in the heart of Gettysburg, Pennsylvania. Our store offers a wide range of unique pottery creations, including the official mug of the popular movie "A Gettysburg Christmas." Directed by Kris Webb and written by Bo Brinkman, this collector's edition prayer thumbprint mug is a must-have for fans of the film. In addition to our store, Under The Horizon also offers pottery lessons for both groups and individuals. Whether you're interested in learning the potter's wheel, slip casting ceramics, hand-building, or slab work, we have lesson options to fit your schedule. Our themed lessons are perfect for both the local community and visitors to Gettysburg.

Located at 333 Lincoln Way West in New Oxford, Pennsylvania, the New Oxford Antique Center is a charming home goods store housed in a historic building that was once the local Ford Garage in the 1920s. Owned and operated by the Diehl family, who resided in the adjacent house built in the 1700s, this institution has a rich history tied to the automotive industry. On June 7th, 1929, Henry Ford himself drove across the Lincoln Highway in south central Pennsylvania, making stops at various locations in York and Adams Counties. While the folks at the New Oxford Ford Garage were hopeful for a visit from the automotive pioneer, road construction led Henry on a detour through Hanover and Gettysburg, bypassing New Oxford entirely.