Historical Glass Museum

Janet Higbee

The museum is in a small Victorian, and filled with different collections of antique glass. They get these pieces mostly from donations, and if you are interested in some old glass, you find many there with explanations of what they are. There is also a gift shop where they raise money selling donated items they do not need, or have doubles. I recommend a visit

Bugsy Siegal

Learned a lot about the prohibition days, and the root value of different types of expensive glass. Not to mention you enter into an air conditioned 1918 era house that is still intact.

Melinda Muyargas

The museum is free, so you really can't complain about anything. It's a tiny museum inside an old house in Redlands. All over the house there's cases full of different kinds of glass of different colors, textures, styles, and ages. There's a few info signs in the display cases letting you know about the type of glass, when it was popular, interesting uses for it, etc. There's a gift store inside the house as well. You can spend 5-20 minutes here.

Paul Odekirk

Incredible! The people involved with this museum are devout and amazing. I love the place and the work these people do. I know some of these people well and I would like to help out as much as I can. It's an honor the work they do.