Greenfield / Tucson / San Elizario / Jefferson / Milwaukee / /
Company
Chase Valley Glass Co. / Bottle Research Group / The C.V.G.CO. / eBay / Sentinel / Wild Goose Press / Chase Co. / CVNo1 / The Milwaukee Sentinel / CVCoNo / Glass Bottle Manufacturing / Cream City Glass Co. / Wilson / C Co / MILW (1880-1881) Export / Wisconsin Glass Co. / Histories Chase Valley Glass Co. / /
Currency
USD / /
Event
M&A / Reorganization / /
Facility
Fort Stanton / Fort Bowie / Fort Laraimie / Fort Laramie / Fort Bowie Material Culture / University of Arizona Press / plant No. / Factory No. / Bottle Trail / Milwaukee Harbor / /
IndustryTerm
advertising point / mold maker / manufacturing glass / /
NaturalFeature
Lake Michigan / /
Organization
Madison / Wisconsin Historical Society / Milwaukee Antique Bottle & Advertising Club / University of Arizona Press / /
Person
Carol Serr / Kroll / Joseph Slimm / Nara Vista / Charles Julius Meyer / Wanda Olszewski / Linda Eure / Michael R. Reilly / Guido Phister / Enoch Chase / William Liesenbien / Douglas M. Leybourne / Donna Kupferschmidt / Bill Lockhart / Beau Schriever / Guido Pfister / Marty Kupferschmidt / Bill Lindsey / Lee Fratt / /
Position
druggist / president / vice president / mold maker / secretary / plant superintendent / /
Chase Valley Glass Co. Bill Lockhart, Beau Schriever, Carol Serr, and Bill Lindsey When Dr. Enoch Chase opened his Chase Valley Glass Co. in 1880, he set into motion a series of at least five glass houses that produced b