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740-687-0101. Address. 124 West Main Street, Lancaster, OH 43130. Get Directions. Share. Ohio Glass Museum & Glass Blowing Studio offers a visit full of history on the glass industry in Fairfield County, Ohio and especially in Lancaster, Ohio via of our video and guided tour representative.
May 6, 2015 · Glass. Candlesticks: H. 10 in.; bowl: D. 7½ in. Collection of the National Museum of Cambridge Glass. Photo courtesy of the Decorative Arts Center of Ohio. Among them was the spaniel doorstop or chimney ornament (Fig. 1).
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The Toledo Museum of Art The profits of the Libbey Glass Company made possible one of the country’s most important cultural institutions. On April 18, 1901, Edward Drummond Libbey and a group of Toledo artists created the Toledo Museum of Art.
Open: Tuesday – Sunday from 12 – 4pm (Closed Sunday Jan-Mar) Location: ( Map It) 124 West Main Street in Lancaster, Ohio. Phone: 740-687-0101. Web: https://ohioglassmuseum.org/. The Ohio Glass Museum in Lancaster, Ohio: Excerpt from a past edition of OhioTraveler by Robert Carpenter.
Visitors are taken on a fascinating journey through history to learn how glass has been formed and transformed from ancient Egyptians to modern-day artisans. Guests also appreciate the important role glass has played in Fairfield County since the 1800s.
Nov 24, 2021 · Glass Pavilion at Toledo Museum of Art in Toledo. Nicknamed the Glass City, Toledo has a long history in glass manufacturing and design. The Toledo Museum of Art's early collections in glasswork were given by the Libbey family, owners of Libbey Glass.
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We have something for everyone. Call 740 687-0101 or e-mail the Ohio Glass Museum for more details. Our docents provide visitors with a tour that tells the history of early glass making processes right up to present day manufacturing practices.