Van Briggle Pottery is presented through the legacy of Clement Marot Hull, a master potter who worked for the pottery from 1946 until his death in 1965. His career connects Van Briggle with an earlier family pottery venture in Santa Fe, New Mexico. Before joining Van Briggle, Clement and his father, Walter Austin Hull, his wife, Fran Hull, and his sister, Helene Mareau, operated Hull Santa Fe Pottery. This history highlights the craft tradition and family involvement associated with the pottery’s story, while placing Clement Hull’s work at the center of its later chapter.

The site also offers ways for people interested in Van Briggle to engage with its history and community. Visitors are invited to post tour or collection photographs in a Van Briggle photo gallery and to share information through a message board. In addition to pottery-related content, the page features the poetry of Clement M. Hull and Shelley Nash, reflecting a broader view of Hull’s creative legacy beyond his work as a potter.