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LATEST BOOK RELEASE (see also Publications)

Stourbridge Glass Museum; how it came into being by Graham Fisher (with a Foreword by Lynn Boleyn MBE) is a comprehensive and absorbing account of how Stourbridge Glass Museum, spearheaded by the British Glass Foundation, was created on the vandalised and burnt-out site of the former Stuart glassworks in Wordsley. 


The great news is, since its initial launch in 2023 the thing has been selling like hot cakes! Following a reprint in 2024, it has now undergone a further revamp for 2026 to include supplemental pages - at no extra cost - bringing the story of this remarkable gem on the southwestern edge of the Black Country bang up to date.


Stourbridge Glass Museum; how it came into being

Sparrow Publishing : ISBN 978-1-7399212-2-4 : now 60pp (up from 56pp) softback, lavishly illustrated in full colour : still at RRP £10.00


Available via Amazon and usual outlets including Stourbridge Glass Museum or by post direct from author (+£2.50 p&p). Click here


Note: All proceeds still go to British Glass Foundation in furtherance of its work. 

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Lots more to come, folks ...

... so feel free to browse awhile and revel in the absence of a paywall. You are about to enter quite an eclectic website which we hope you enjoy - please do tell us via the 'contact' section. In the meantime, just to get you into the swing of things, here's a couple if newcomers to chez nous. 


Following the sad loss of Will-I-Um the Monster Puss, we were quite bereft until we heard news of a silver tabby British short-hair that had become available nearby. Turns out there were twins in the litter. Amidst much 'aaahing' and 'oohing' how could we separate them? And here they are; say hello to Walter and Harriet. Identical bundles of trouble. The only way we can tell them apart is one is on the left and the other is on the right. Adorable.


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