What is recorded here
Red House Glass Cone was a 19th-century glassmaking factory in Dudley, part of the Red House Glassworks, which was one of the largest and most important glass manufacturing sites in the UK. It is significant for its historical role in the industrial development of the Black Country and for its distinctive red brick cone used in the glassmaking process.
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