Glass Museums

• Victoria and Albert Museum, London
  London, Great Britain
  
  Newly refurbished, large displays of glass, including a significant collection of American glass.

• Black Creek Pioneer Village
  1000 Murray Ross Parkway, Toronto, M3J 2P3,
  416-736-1733
  
  Collection of British, European, North American 19th century glass, approximately 1,100 pieces. Goblets, pressed glass, art glass, medical and druggist bottles.
• Canadian Clay & Glass Gallery
  25 Caroline Street North, Waterloo, N2L 2Y5,
  519-746-1882
  
  Extensive collection of contemporary glass, stained glass, enamel and clay.
• George R. Gardiner Museum of Ceramic Art
  111 Queen's Park, Toronto, M5S 2C7,
  416-586-8080
  
  One of the most outstanding collection of ceramic art in the world.
• Glanmore National Historic Site
  257 Bridge Street East, Belleville, K8N 1P4,
  613-962-2329
  
  18th and 19th century room settings containing 69 glass objects.
• Guelph Civic Museum
  6 Dublin Street South, Guelph, N1H 4L5,
  519-836-1221
  
  Late 1890 - early 1900, collection of lamps, canning sealers, soft drink, milk and medicine bottles.
• Lambton Heritage Museum
  Highway 21, Grand Bend, N0M 1T0,
  519-243-2600
  
  Extensive collection of pressed glass, tableware and 300 water pitchers.