Classes
Preserving and sharing traditional skills and hand crafts have been an integral part of our mission since we first opened in 2022. Well Made works with regional artists and teachers to provide high quality workshops and classes. All skill levels are welcome to join us in fellowship and creative inspiration. Hosted throughout Dahlonega’s historic buildings and city parks, come sit a spell and learn something new and old.
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Song and dance, Art and Music. We gather together to experience the best that Dahlonega has to offer~ join us, won’t you?
ABOUT US
Well Made Goods
On the downtown square of Dahlonega you’ll find us~
At the crossroads of tradition and irreverence, craft and art.
Our collection has been guided by the beauty of nature and the logic of dreams,
The spark of creativity and the dedication to craft. While you can never be sure what you’ll find, it will always be
Well Made
SARGENT BUILDING
Sargent
Building
The first building on the site was a trading post (c. 1830) known as “the Bruce Stand.” Sheriff John F. Sargent purchased the site in 1908 and razed the existing structure to build the present building, which opened as the Dahlonega Hotel in 1911. The lobby and dining room occupied the first floor; hotel rooms were upstairs. Some of the first to book rooms, Sheriff Sargent later learned were the notorious bandit, Bill Miner (aka The Gray Fox), and his accomplices.
The building became known as The Head Corner (c. 1925-1937) when it was purchased by college physician Dr. Homer Head. He boarded college students upstairs and maintained his own office and pharmacy on the ground floor.
On Dahlonega’s 150th birthday (1983), the Sargent Building was included in the Dahlonega Historic Commercial District on the National Register of Historic Places. Extensive renovations were completed in 1984, and the building now houses well made Dahlonega and the grey fox
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