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Broadfield House Glass Museum
One of the best glass collections in the world can be found at Broadfield House Glass Museum in the historic Stourbridge Glass Quarter. The displays range from the 17th century up to the present day, revealing the diversity of glass and the creativity of glassmakers through the ages.
An exciting programme of events and temporary exhibitions complement the glass displays and celebrate the magical art of glassmaking. There is also a glassmaking studio on site where visitors can watch and wonder at the glassblowers' skills. Admission to the Glass Museum is free.
Broadfield House Glass Museum,Compton Drive,Kingswinford,West Midlands,DY6 9NS,tel: 01384 812745
Visitor Information
Broadfield House Glass Museum is a full member of the Visitor Attraction Quality Assurance Scheme which means visitors can be assured that the attraction is well worth a visit.
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What's On
Find out the latest news items and information on our exhibitions and events including our current exhibitions 20th Century British Glass and Migrate: 30 years of the Scottish Glass Society.
Opening Hours
Tuesday - Sunday, 12noon - 4pm. Hot Glass Studio is open Wednesday - Sunday. Closed Bank Holidays.
How to find us
About 8 miles from M5 Junction 2 (Dudley) or 10 miles from Junction 4 (Stourbridge). The Museum is off the A491 Stourbridge - Wolverhampton road. Please follow the brown and white signs for 'Glass Museum'.
We now offer a route finder service, making it even easier to plan your route to and from the Museum. Contact us for further information.
Virtual Tour
Virtual tours of selected rooms at Broadfield House Glass Museum are available to view, including various galleries and the Hot Glass Studio. A full guided tour of the Glass Museum is available on DVD from the Museum's Gift Shop.
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