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Broadfield House Glass Museum, Birmingham, United Kingdom : Reviews of Broadfield House Glass Museum - Yahoo! Travel
Kingswinford, just to the west of Birmingham, lies within the boundaries of the borough of Dudley - a leading glassmaking area. This museum is housed in a modern...
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Broadfield House Glass Museum, an Attraction in Kingswinford, West Midlands. Search for West Midlands Attractions.
Situated in the historic glass quarter, Broadfield House celebrates the art of glassmaking. The world-famous collections feature the very best of British glass from the 1700s to contemporary work. You can also marvel at glassblowers at work. Housed in an attractive Georgian town house, the modern ex...
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Broadfield House Glass Museum on AboutBritain.com
The Museum combines the old with the new, housed in a beautiful late Georgian house with an award winning modern extension, one of the world's largest all-glass structures. The collections range from the elegance of the 18th century to exciting contemporary work by Britain's leading glass ar...
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Broadfield House Glass Museum Paperweight Collection at JustGlass
Broadfield House at Kingswinford in the heart of the glass making area of the Midlands is the only museum in the U.K. dedicated exclusively to the collection and preservation of glass and r...
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The Art Fund - Broadfield House Glass Museum
This is an internationally important collection of British crafts and glass from the 17th century to the present day, with particular emphasis on the range of coloured glass and crystal made by the local Stourbridge factories during the Victorian period. There is also a temporary exhibitions program...
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Broadfield House Glass Museum at Kingswinford Stourbridge West Midlands
Glassmaking has taken place in Stourbridge for over 400 years. Glass and Crystal is still made here today. Broadfield House Glass Museum was opened in 1980 although in the late 18th century the building used to be a farmhouse surrounded by fields. This is one of the most important glass museums in t...
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