Join us at Stourbridge Glass Museum for a fascinating illustrated talk exploring the history of the iconic glassmaking factories once known collectively as the Crystal Mile in the Wordsley area.
Led by a knowledgeable local guide, this seated indoor talk takes you on a journey through time, uncovering the key sites, stories, and events that shaped the area’s world-famous glassmaking industry – all without the need to walk the route.
This talk is ideal for anyone interested in local history, industrial heritage, or the art of glassmaking, and offers an accessible alternative to the outdoor walking tour. It is particularly suited to those who prefer a seated experience.
The talk lasts approximately 45 minutes and takes place in our comfortable activity room at Stourbridge Glass Museum.
Your ticket also includes entry to the Museum, where you can explore the history of glassmaking in the Stourbridge area in more detail. The Museum opens at 10.30 am. Please arrive by 10.45 am for an 11.00 am start.
Book your place now to enjoy this engaging and informative insight into the Crystal Mile and the people who made Stourbridge the heart of the British glass industry.
There is accessible parking available and the entire Museum is fully accessible.
For more details regarding accessibility, please see here.
Dates:
Saturday 7th March
Time:
11.00 – 11:45 am
Admission:
Ticket £12
| Ticket | £12 |
