Chapters of The National American Glass Club are found across the United States (we'll even help you form a new one). Small chapters meet in private homes while others meet publicly. Video and slide programs from NAGC are available for chapter meetings. Membership in the NAGC does not require membership or participation in a chapter.

National American Glass Club chapters:

• ARIZONA, Sun City Chapter, Phoenix, AZ
  Contact Person: Eugene Serbus, e-mail: arizona@glassclub.org
• ILLINOIS, Greater Chicago Glass Collector's Club, Lombard, IL
• ILLINOIS, James Rose Chapter, Evanston, IL
• MARYLAND, Amelung Chapter, Indian Head, MD
  Contact: e-mail: NAGC@glassclub.org
• MARYLAND, Bakewell Chapter, Bethesda, MD
• MARYLAND, Baltimore Glass Club, Baltimore, MD
• MARYLAND, Dorflinger Chapter, Silver Spring, MD
• MARYLAND, Washington Metropolitan Glass Club, College Park, MD
  For Information: Jere Gibber, e-mail: wmgc@glassclub.org
• MARYLAND, Sandwich Chapter, Rockville, MD
  For Information: Susan B. Strange, e-mail: sandwich@glassclub.org
• MASSACHUSETTS, Cape Cod Chapter, Sandwich, MA
• MASSACHUSETTS, Founders Chapter, Boston, MA
• MINNESOTA, Early American Glass Club of Minnesota, Minneapolis, MN
  Contact Person: Beverly Ewert, e-mail: minnesota@glassclub.org
• NEW YORK, New York Metropolitan Glass Club, New York, NY Contact Person: Alfredo Villanueva-Collado , e-mail: nymgc@glassclub.org
• NEW YORK, Westchester Glass Club, New Canaan, CT
  Contact Person: Pamela Levine, e-mail: westchester@glassclub.org
• PENNSYLVANIA, Lowell Innes Chapter, Pittsburgh, PA.
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  Contact Person: JoAnne Autenreith, e-mail: pittsburgh@glassclub.org
• VIRGINIA, Mount Vernon Chapter, Fairfax, VA
• WASHINGTON, Seattle Glass Club Unit 4, Seattle, WA

Sugar bowl, mold-blown, American, probably Zanesville, Ohio,
c. 1815-1830. Corning Museum of Glass, Acc. No. 55.4.70