Glass Clubs and Organizations
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The Stretch Glass Society is the only organization and collectors’ club whose purpose is to further the interest in stretch glass and educate interested persons, to encourage learning and enlightenment of this American heritage, to increase and promote friendship one with the other, and to give each an opportunity to participate in new discoveries and experiences concerning stretch glass, to learn its history and to undertake such other activities as are specified in our Constitution and By-Laws.
There are a number of organizations and collector clubs which include stretch glass in their area of interest. We take pride in collaborating with these organizations to promote an interest in, and an understanding of, all collectible glassware. We are pleased to provide information to allow contact with them by all who may be interested in their particular area of focus and in collectible glassware in general.
Finally, you will find links to a number of the leading antique shows in the USA where you may find iridescent stretch glass for sale. We wish you the best of luck in your hunt and hope you will share your finds with us at info@stretchglasssociety.org or on our Facebook Stretch Glass Society Page or Group.
Other Glass Organizations
20-30-40 Glass Society of Illinois — 20-30-40glasssociety.org
American Carnival Glass Association, The — myacga.com
Arkansas Glasshoppers, Inc. — www.arglasshoppers.org
Bottle Collecting / The Bottle Blog — blog.bottlestore.com/the-curious-world-of-bottle-collecting-and-the-people-who-collect-them
Canadian Carnival Glass Association — www.facebook.com/canadiancarnivalglassassociation
Cape Cod Glass Club — www.capecodglassclub.org
Carnival Glass Society (UK), The — www.thecgs.co.uk
Collectors of Depression Glass Club, Jacksonville, FL — kwpewp@aol.com
Crescent City Depression Glass Society, Metairie LA — www.crescentcityglass.org
Depression Era Glass Society of Wisconsin, Milwaukee, WI — kmgoebel@ra.rockwell.com
Depression Glass Club of Northeast Florida — www.depressionglassclubjax.com
Depression Glass Club of Rochester, NY — 585-288-4290
Early American Pattern Glass Society — www.eapgs.org
Fenton Art Glass Collectors of America, Inc. — www.fagcainc.com
Fostoria Glass Society of America, Inc. — www.fostoriaglass.org
Gateway Depressioneers Glass Club of Greater St Louis, Kirkwood, MO — 314-894-3359
Great Lakes Carnival Glass Club — greatlakescgc.com
Great Lakes Depression Glass Collectors Club — www.depressionglassclub.com
Greater Tulsa Depression Era Glass Club, Tulsa, OK — rwmullins@prodigy.net
Green River Depression Era Glass Club — www.facebook.com/Green-River-Depression-Era-Glass-Club-458441317686889
H. C. Fry Glass Society — wjhayden216@comcast.net
Heart of America Glass Collectors, Blue Springs, MO — www.facebook.com/HOAGC.org
Heisey Collectors of America — www.heiseymuseum.org
Hoosier Depression Glass and Pottery Club, Indianapolis, IN — Brian Callahan: 317-345-4547
Houston Glass Club, Houston, TX — 281-240-0382; www.houstonglassclub.org
International Carnival Glass Association — www.internationalcarnivalglass.com
Iowa Depression Glass Club — iowa28@gmail.com
Keystone Carnival Glass Club — www.facebook.com/keystonecgc
Michigan Depression Glass Society — www.michigandepressionglass.com
Mid-Atlantic Carnival Glass Club — www.facebook.com/MidAtlanticCarnivalGlassClub
Millersburg Glass Association — www.millersburgglass.com
Museum of American Glass in West Virginia — www.magwv.com
National American Glass Club — www.glassclub.org
National Cambridge Collectors, Inc. — www.cambridgeglass.org
National Depression Glass Association — www.ndga.net
National Duncan Glass Society, Inc. — duncan-miller.org
National Fenton Glass Society — www.fentonglasssociety.org
National Greentown Glass Association — www.greentownglass.org
National Imperial Glass Collectors’ Society, Inc. — www.imperialglass.org
National Milk Glass Collectors Society — www.nmgcs.org
National Reamer Collectors Association — www.facebook.com/groups/reamers
National Toothpick Holder Collectors’ Society — www.nthcs.org
National Westmoreland Glass Collectors Club — www.westmorelandglassclub.org
New England Carnival Glass Association — www.necga.com
North Jersey Depression Glass Club — www.facebook.com/northjerseydepressionglassclub
North Texas Cambridge Study Group — NCC_Texas@yahoo.com
Northwest Ohio Glass Association — tmaiberger54@yahoo.com
Old Morgantown Glass Collectors Guild — www.oldmorgantown.org
Peach State Depression Glass Club, Marietta, GA — www.psdgc.com
Pikes Peak Depression Glass Club, Colorado Springs, CO — www.ppdgc.com
Portland’s Rain of Glass Club, Portland, OR — www.rainofglass.com
Promotional Glass Collectors’ Association — www.pgcaglassclub.com
Rocky Mountain Depression Glass Society, Denver, CO — www.rmdgs.com
South Florida Depression Glass Club — www.SFDGC.com
Southern California Carnival Glass Club — www.socalcarnivalglassclub.com
Sparkling Clearwater Depression Glass Club — scdgc-ivil.tripod.com/glassclub
Stretch Glass Society, The — www.stretchglasssociety.org
Tampa Bay Carnival Glass Club — www.tampabaycarnivalglass.com
Texas Carnival Glass Club — texascarnivalglass.org
Tiffin Glass Collectors Club — www.tiffinglass.org
Vaseline Glass Collectors, Inc. — www.vaselineglass.org
Wave Crest Collectors Club — www.facebook.com/Wave-Crest-Collectors-Club-165487511357
Wichita Glass Gazers Club, Wichita, KS — www.facebook.com/GlassGazers
Informational
Collectics - The Antiques and Collectibles Directory
Links to educational and shopping sites for all types of antiques and collectiblesGlass Museum
New Zealand with articles on different kinds of glass, including American-madeThe Museum of American Glass in West Virginia
Based in Weston, WV, the Museum focuses on glass manufactured in the United States. The Stretch Glass Society has a showcase displaying stretch glass by each of the known manufacturers. There are also many original catalogs available to researchers.