There are many great loves in this story. The love of glass, of pizza and the local Italian diaspora, and of course the love of Corning—both the company and the community. This is the story of Clark and Ann Marie … Read more →
A Crystal Legacy Preserved Passionate supporters of learning opportunities in glass engraving, Charles Nitsche and his late wife, Mary Lammon Nitsche, have a lengthy history of involvement and support for The Studio of The Corning Museum of Glass—and have most … Read more →
When they met at the University of Vermont in the 1980s, Jim Rideout and Diane Murray had no way of knowing that glass artistry and the glass industry would become a fixture in their lives. In 1985, following years of … Read more →
As a boy growing up near Corning, NY, David C. Burger visited The Corning Museum of Glass numerous times. He loved to watch the Steuben glassblowers at work. He decided that someday he would attempt glassblowing himself. When he was … Read more →