Valentine’s Day is in the air—whether we like it or not. Store shelves are stocked with candy hearts, heart-shaped boxes of chocolate, and cards decorated with glittery red and pink hearts in various shapes and sizes. The Museum is offering … Read more →
We’ve all been there. Whether it happened during an impromptu game of dodgeball in the living room or daydreamy dishwashing, there’s nothing like the sound of a favorite piece of glass shattering to spoil the fun. After the initial shock … Read more →
If you think about how glass relates to medicine, you might first conjure images of fingers cut on a broken bottle. But glass has a long history as a curer of wounds and an enabler of healing, not just hurting: … Read more →
The stoic bank examiner, Mr. Carter from the classic movie It’s a Wonderful Life, made it clear to George Bailey that he wanted to spend Christmas with family in Elmira, New York. That’s just down the road from The Corning … Read more →