It's a small museum. They show you how to make glass. More

This is a word class exhibit of decorative and everyday glassware from the 19th Century housed in a beautiful building that featured a demonstration of glassblowing that was fascinating. It also deals with local history of the Sandwich Glass Factory and the people involved. More

This is a very interesting glass museum with displays that go on forever. Just when you think you have seen everything there is one more room filled with beautiful glassware. The glass blowing demonstration was wonderful and the glass blower was very knowledgable and entertaining. There is a short film on the history of Sandwhich and the Sandwhich glass factory... More

My husband and I visited the museum while driving around Cape Cod. We watched the glass blower work her magic and create a drinking glass. There was a short vidoe on the Glass Works that was very interesting and worth watching. If you are in the Cape Cod area, I would strongly recommend you stop. More

Loved the glass blowing demonstration up close and personal. Beautfiul, historic and facinating collection of glass. Well done! Right in Sandwich village with lovely walk to shops, etc. More

The museum is more than just displays of glass. It has interactive displays, a great film, and a demonstration of glass blowing. We loved it. More

Really nice and interesting museum. If you have the interest to read all the signs you will certainly learn much you don't know about the glass business. A bonus is the gift shop which had, along with all the junky nicnacs, some really interesting and beautiful pieces at what seemed like reasonable prices. More

Here you will find pieces ranging from early Colonial times to more recent days. The craftsmanship is truly amazing to see. It gives the visitor pause to consider what beautiful things were being created during the earliest days of our country, with such different technology available. The last time I was there, a glass blower was giving a live demonstration... More

My wife loves the pretty glass, I like the cool chemistry behind glassmaking, We both like the history of the local industry, the virtuoso craftsmanship of some pieces, and the weird tragic tale in the dining room. More