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Masjid al-Huda

4.1 (8 reviews)

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John D.

I was invited to this mosque. The people here were alright. A few of them got my phone number, which I had no problem with but one continued to harass me for months on end trying to convert me to islam (I am an Orthodox Christian). It was very strange as he wanted me to accept that pedophiIia was morally okay and that it wasn't wrong for Islam's founder to marry a child. I blocked this individual but I will not be returning to this place, I found the religion to be disgusting.

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3 years ago

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3 years ago

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2 years ago

One of the best mosque I have ever seen. It also is a place of not only prayer but all Islamic activities in the area.

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4 years ago

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3 years ago

Beautiful location with lots to offer. Plenty of parking. Excellent management and organization

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House of Glass - Joe (right) assists Matt (left) adding color to a vase.

House of Glass

4.8(4 reviews)
23.0 mi

Time is running out to visit the House of Glass. Owner and artisan Joe Rice is retiring and the…read moreshop is for sale. I visited this weekend to see the work of this iconic glass genius and nephew of the great St. Clare glass legends. Elwood is known for the glass factories that thrived mid 20th century. Members of the St. Clare family have made decorative glass items since 1890s. During my visit, Joe and artisan, Matt, were demonstrating glass blowing and other techniques at the shop as part of the Elwood Glass Festival. Joe has been making glass since he was twelve years old and his work is exquisite. The shop is tidy. I purchased five spectacular pieces of glass signed by Joe from his little gift shop. Joe's wife runs the shop and was super friendly and wrapped my treasures with great care. In a back room, St. Clare family pieces were on display along with family photos. Joe is proud of Elwood and it's history. He sent us to look at several historic sites. There's parking on the west side of the building. There is a public restroom. Call before you make the trip to make sure they are open. Prices were very reasonable. Can't get much more local with lovely craftsmanship.

The House of Glass makes wonderful artwork. Mr. Rice, the third generation at his family's craft,…read morewas very generous with his time in both showing us the skills he has honed over the years as well as fascinating us with the history of his family and glass making. Any of his pieces would make beautiful gifts and keepsakes for any occasion.

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House of Glass - Glass decorated the walkway.

Glass decorated the walkway.

House of Glass - Vintage family pieces.

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Vintage family pieces.

Masjid al-Huda - mosques - Updated May 2026

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