This came up in a search of pyrex.cmog.org, and I'm not sure where exactly it's supposed to accessed from on their site. Anyway, it's a gallery of annotated photos of the display cases and their contents. My understanding is that the majority of pieces were from the Dianne Williams collection the museum acquired. Dianne and I both signed up for the exhibit tour during seminar, she mainly to see her former collection on display. I ended up being able to have some one on one time talking with her about various pieces. Hard to believe it's been a year ago this week.
http://pyrex.cmog.org/case/case-1
Hover over and click on pieces for a descriptive pop-up.
100th Anniversary Exhibit Cases
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The "White Pyrex" on the top shelf of the first page makes my mouth water. I need that one.
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Doug, I wanted to share this link with Michael because I love the way you can just hover over each piece to get the description. It seems only the first display shelf is visible now. When I try to arrow over to the next display I get a blank page. Do you know what happened to the rest of the Pyrex?
I see now that it no longer gives the description either when I hover.![Sad :(](./images/smilies/icon_e_sad.gif)
I see now that it no longer gives the description either when I hover.
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I noticed the same thing Bonnie and I figured I had a browser that wasn't compatible with the photos shown. I also only got a black square when I hovered over a piece but no description.
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Michael, did you see that aluminum roaster? I bet you could make that thing shine like new.