Admission to the National Museum of Cambridge Glass is $5/adult; $4/Senior, AAA members or groups of 12 or more; children under 12 are free.
- Open: April through October except for Easter and July 4; Wednesday through Saturday from 9am – 4pm, and Sunday from Noon to 4pm.
- Location: (Map It) 136 South 9th Street in Cambridge, Ohio
- Phone: 740-432-4245
- Web: https://cambridgeglassmuseum.org/
The National Museum of Cambridge Glass, featuring works by The Cambridge Glass Company, is owned and operated by the National Cambridge Collectors, Inc. (NCC). It houses one of the world’s most extensive collections of Cambridge Glass, plus the tools, molds, and etching plates used to manufacture the glass. There is something of interest for everyone. Enjoy the beauty, the history and learn about this highly skilled craft.
The Museum includes dioramas depicting the glass-making process; a dining room appointed with Cambridge glass; the Edna McManus Shepard Education Center where hands-on exhibits are available; and a gift shop featuring genuine Cambridge Glass, limited-edition reproductions, and books on glass collecting. The Museum is accessible to the handicapped and parking is free.
