NDGA National Glass Museum

The National Depression Glass Association (NDGA) is a non-profit organization based in Wellington, KS, dedicated to preserving America's glass manufacturing heritage. They host an annual glass show, maintain a glass museum, and offer a variety of resources for glass collectors, including a newsletter, articles on glass, and a glass bookstore. The NDGA showcases American-made Depression Glass, which was produced between 1929 and 1939, and can be found in clear or colored translucent colors. They also feature other types of glassware, such as Early American Pattern Glass, Elegant glass, kitchen glass, and Mid Century glass.Generated from the website

The Belle Plaine Historical Museum, established by the Belle Plaine Historical Genealogical Society in July 1998, aims to preserve the town's history and share educational opportunities with the community. Through its sponsorship of various programs, presentations, and collaboration with local organizations, the museum enriches the understanding of Belle Plaine's past. In 2021, the community celebrated the 150th anniversary of Belle Plaine, highlighting the commitment of volunteers and society members to achieve and expand the museum's objectives. With resources such as genealogy research materials available at the Belle Plaine Public Library, the museum continues to support the preservation of local heritage and invites new members to contribute to its ongoing efforts. Generated from the website