Knotts Berry Farm
Trying to Photograph everything there
Posted Thursday March 10th 2022
Glass Blower
Glassblower Shop History:
Knott’s Berry Farm once had a glass blower shop that got started in 1972, when members of Linda Cole’s family, including her father, shook hands with Walter Knott to place the shop in the farm. It has been at several locations around the park, before settling into the building that housed the Mill in Ghost Town years ago.
The Cole family retired in 2017Now, professional glass artist Myles Freedman creates hand-blown glass masterpieces in his own mobile workshop at Knott’s during all the fun events Knott’s hosts throughout the year. Freedman’s art glass is aesthetic beauty immersed in 3-dimensional work.
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Glass Blower
Knott’s Berry Farm once had a glass blower shop that got started in 1972, when members of Linda Cole’s family, including her father, shook hands with Walter Knott to place the shop in the farm. It has been at several locations around the park, before settling into the building that housed the Mill in Ghost Town years ago. The Cole family retired in 2017. Now, professional glass artist Myles Freedman creates hand-blown glass masterpieces in his own mobile workshop.
Knott’s Berry Farm once had a glass blower shop that got started in 1972, when members of Linda Cole’s family, including her father, shook hands with Walter Knott to place the shop in the farm. It has been at several locations around the park, before settling into the building that housed the Mill in Ghost Town years ago. The Cole family retired in 2017. Now, professional glass artist Myles Freedman creates hand-blown glass masterpieces in his own mobile workshop.
