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1117 State St
Salina, KS 67401
+1 (785) 827-3111
http://www.studio1117.com

Studio 1117 is a creative space in Salina, KS that offers a variety of artistic services and workshops.

Specializing in photography, design, and other visual arts, Studio 1117 provides a welcoming environment for individuals to explore and express their creativity.

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1.01 reviews
Steve M.
9/12/2019

Details from our pending Lawsuit against Mr. Householter also included with our Official Complaint to the Federal Trade Commission. Brief Overview: Studio 1117, Salina KS. Owner Aaron...

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