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Gallery Gifts & Bridal

Established in 1999, Gallery Gifts & Bridal offers expert wedding consulting to help you with every detail of your wedding.

An excellent example of Art Deco architecture in the heart of Henderson, the Worsham Hall property was originally owned by naturalist and painter John James Audubon. Then, in late 1800, the City of Henderson built a trolley turnaround station on this site, with a rotary track to turn the car around to the river and back to town. Next, the site was owned by the American Legion and served as a post for World War I veterans returning home. It was the American Legion who constructed the current building in the Art Deco style. The Worsham Post #40 building was completed in 1934 and was renamed in honor of Lieut. Arch D. Worsham, who was killed in battle just ten weeks before the Armistice ended the war.

In 1999, the building was purchased just before it was to be torn down and made into a parking lot. It is now on the National Register of Historic Places. Originally opened to house the Pem Pfisterer Clark School of Art Instruction, the smaller meeting rooms were reconfigured and served a variety of uses. Today, it is home to the WPWP recording studio for the nationally syndicated radio show, Wedding Planning With Pem, is home to the Worsham Wedding Chapel, and also houses Tuxedo and Suit Rentals and Sales.