West Virginia is a state with a rich history that spans many eras and products. But perhaps one of the least recognized of her claims to fame are her incredibly artistic and diverse glassworks, from marbles to blown glass … and more. And there’s even a museum in West Virginia that honors all things glass-related: the Museum of American Glass in Weston.

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Even if you can’t make it to Weston in person to see this art, you can view many of the museum’s collections online! To learn more about the museum’s hours, location, and displays, visit their informative, easy to navigate website or their frequently updated Facebook page.

Have you visited the Museum of American Glass? What did you think?

Interested in learning more about the glass industry in West Virginia? We’ve produced more than our fair share of glass marbles, for one!

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