Strecker-Nelson Gallery, 406 Poyntz Ave, #1/2, Manhattan, KS 66502, US

HistoryFramewoods of Topeka first opened its doors over 25 years ago offering archival quality custom framing and fine art. In 1992, Gary Blitsch purchased the company and began expansion of its art and framing services. We have become a leader in the art and framing industry by consistently providing exceptional personal service and innovative products for our clients. In 1999, the gallery underwent a major expansion to create a much larger art gallery space, and was renamed SouthWind Gallery. Today, SouthWind Gallery and Framewoods of Topeka are located side by side in one convenient location where residential and corporate clients get the best of both worlds--fine art and quality archival framing. Our beautiful, spacious gallery allows customers to view original art and a selection of limited edition prints for home or business.SpecialtiesWe specialize in framing for artwork, photography, and any sort of memorabilia that you wish to be preserved. Shadowboxes, framed jerseys, mirrors, whatever you dream up, we will do our best to make it happen. Throughout the years, we have become a leader in the art and framing industry by consistently providing exceptional personal service and innovative products for our clients. We will treat every customer and represented artist as though they are the reason we are in business, because they are. At Framewoods our commitment to giving prompt, helpful and friendly responses to telephone and e-mail inquiries. We will provide the best possible products and materials we can find. We offer the most up-to-date materials in archival framing materials, because if it is worth framing, it is worth preserving. Framewoods will guarantee our framing products for the lifetime of the customer. We are here to please!