Come visit the Artist and his Work on Kelleys Island

If you're coming from afar, please call for an appointment so we can make sure we are there to meet you!

From the East /
​Cleveland

Take OH-2/90 west towards Toledo. Get off at the OH-269 exit marked Lakeside/ Marblehead - stay to your left. Road dead ends, turn RIGHT onto OH-163. Stay straight on OH-163 for approximately 5 miles. Once you pass the Marblehead sign the boat is on your left about 1/2 mile down the road. Go under the overhead trestle and turn left into the Kelleys Island Ferry Boat Line.

From the South / Columbus

Take 315 headed north to 98N. 98 will become Route 4 around Bucyrus. Continue on Route 4 travelling north to Route 2.  Take OH-2/90 west towards Toledo. Follow directions for travel from Cleveland.

From the West / 
​Toledo

Take OH-2/90 east towards Cleveland. Get off at the OH-269 exit marked Lakeside/ Marblehead - stay to your left. Road dead ends, turn RIGHT onto OH-163. Stay straight on OH-163 for approximately 5 miles. Once you pass the Marblehead sign the boat is on your left about 1/2 mile down the road. Go under the overhead trestle and turn left into the Kelleys Island Ferry Boat Line.  

Directions to the Herndon Gallery from the ferry dock once you have arrived on Kelleys Island:

The Gallery is on the Eastside of the island, near the airport. After getting off the ferry, drive onto Lakeshore Drive, heading west for one block then turn right onto Addison Rd. Take Addison to the next intersection where it ends and make a right onto Woodford. Stay on Woodford past the Winery until you reach Monaghan, where you turn left. Turn right off of Monaghan in a couple of hundred yards onto Brian Lane. This is a paved road taking you on a left hand curve around the airport strip. You will then reach Dwelle Lane, a gravel road. Go right onto Dwelle which takes you east toward the lake where you will see signs for The Herndon Gallery.  If the ground is dry, pull into the field on the south side of the road about three hundred feet from the lake.  If it is wet, park on the gravel apron that leads to the field.