Glass Heritage: Restoring stained glass, building relationships

By: Dave Thompson|April 15, 2024

|7 min read

Adrian English, owner of Glass Heritage in Davenport, points out some of the features on a project to restore a stained-glass window. CREDIT DAVE THOMPSON

The glass is an eye catcher.

It could be 100-year-old, stained-glass windows creating waves of color in churches or homes. It could be new etched glass designs in businesses. It could be custom designs or restored works of art etched in glass in local libraries, apartment buildings or historic buildings.

There are many different projects, but one company is behind all the glass and…

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Glass Heritage: Restoring stained glass, building relationships

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