Roger VanBellinghen, Robert
DeKoning, Joan Carther,Teenie
Pettinger, Lee Burrows, John
Hess, and the late George Van
Snick. I also had help from
many volunteers. Without
Margaret Senyck I may not
have found half the photos
that were made available for
this exhibit. Jamie McDougall

passed on his vast knowledge
of the company in numerous
lengthy discussions.
Moreover, he helped find
resources, wrote various
sections of the work and
played a pivotal role in
editing the exhibit. The
Courier Press was very
supportive in helping me find

information, photos, and
willing interviewees. Their
coverage of the exhibit was
most appreciated. My fiancé,
Alicia McCallum, deserves a
great deal of thanks for her
help in editing the work and
supporting me. I also owe an
unfathomable amount of
gratitude to all of the

former employees and family
members of former workers of
the glass factory who
supplied me with numerous
pictures, stories, and
information. Without them
this exhibit would not have
been possible. Lastly, I
would like to thank Alan Mann
for his role in not only