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American Glassware Museum

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In a quiet neighborhood on the north side on Redlands, inside a simple Victorian era house, is the unique American Glassware Museum. The museum is the only known museum dedicated to the display of American manufactured glassware and displays glass from every American glass manufacturer from 1800. The Historic Glass Museum was founded in 1976 by a group of collectors headed by Dixie Huckabee.

The museum is house in a 1903 Victorian home. The house once belonged to Redlands settlers Jerome E. and Martha Seymour. The house is believed to have been built from wood from the historic J. D. B. Stillman Winery once located at the current site of the University of Redlands. The house is filled with ornate woodwork.

Photo date: 1-29-05.

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The museum is housed in this 1903 Victorian home.

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Glass bells. Photo date: 1-29-05.

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Ornate doorway between front room and dining room.

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Door to upstairs.

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