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We used to have a big glass factory here, but that closed.

After lunch, his father took us all to the glass factory where he worked.

His mother's family had become wealthy from its glass factories.

He was surprised to find seven small glass factories there.

The first industrial plant, a glass factory, started around 1870.

Today, nothing of the glass factory remains, other than the company headquarters building and the hospital.

Over time the glass factory moved deeper into the mountains.

There is a cut glass factory in the city, from which it derives its name.

The glass factory was his pride, and he had every right to regard himself as its real head.

Glass factory broken open here during night, and eight hundred bottles taken.

There is progress on the likely long-term solution, a glass factory.

Dean went on to work in other Midwestern glass factories.

She'd sounded like a collapse in a glass factory when she fell, though.

Around the same time, a glass factory was opened.

He worked in a glass factory, and learned business.

In the 19th century it was turned into a glass factory.

The working artists can be seen on tours of the glass factory, which are conducted three times a day.

One of the destinations was an old glass factory that had been taken over by the Swiss government.

The Glass factory along with the ceramic facility employed 2,500 workers.

Kelley's father had toured her through glass factories at night when she was little.

This hotel was built to accommodate the number of persons working at the glass factory.

During the next decade, a glass factory was built.

By the time of the Communist takeover, he owned four glass factories.

Yates' father did not live with the family; the only employment he could get was in a glass factory several miles away.

The glass factory brought many jobs to the area and marked the town's main period of industrial activity.

Louisville Glassworks, as we know it today, opened in 2001.

The glassworks factory, one of the last remaining in the region.

The glassworks also become the largest in the Nordic countries.

Glassworks has produced 1,800 lamps, and not only for museums.

It has a toy shop, a glassworks and several places to eat.

The lottery was a failure, and the glassworks eventually failed.

In 1858/9 he became a partner in the family glassworks.

The glassworks had two furnaces, one for green glass and the other white.

It was the last working glassworks of its type.

"Of course there are children around the glassworks," Dork said.

Similarly our glassworks may be visited only by special permission.

A glassworks of 1699 was the origin of the town.

The next year a rectangular lumber building was built exactly east of the glassworks.

Each one of the glassworks have distinctive design traditions, character and atmosphere.

On 25 November 1872 sheet glass was manufactured for the first time in the new glassworks.

The Finnish window glass association purchased the glassworks in 1903.

It is famous for its brick glassworks cone, built in 1787.

He built up a few glassworks from which just the biggest - Clara preserved.

Two complete and rare glass cones survive at the glassworks here.

Harmony Glassworks now lies at the north-west end of the street.

Many large foundries and glassworks attracted workers from all areas of Britain.

We could mess things up for him by going out and making a fuss at the glassworks."

For descriptions and telephone numbers of the glassworks, visit www.glasriket.se.

And it's not just the music, but the crafts, the buildings, the paintings, the glassworks, the clothing.

The abbey started operating two glassworks in the 13th century.