Broadfield House Glass Museum: Which One? (There Are Two)

There is no single "Broadfield House Glass Museum." Two distinct institutions share this name:

1. Broadfield House Glass Museum, Kingswinford, Dudley (West Midlands, England)

• Founded: 1973 (in former 19th-c. villa).
• Collection: World-class British glass (18th–21st c.): Stuart Crystal, Webb Corbett, Whitefriars, contemporary studio glass.
• Status: Closed 2015 (Dudley Council cuts). Collection moved to White House Cone Museum of Glass (Stourbridge, 2022 reopening as "The Glasshouse").

2. Broadfield House, Romsey, Hampshire (England)

• Not a public museum. Grade II listed Georgian house. Private residence / event venue. No glass collection.

If You Meant Stourbridge Glass Museums

• Red House Glass Cone (Stourbridge): Working glass cone, museum, studios.
• White House Cone (Stourbridge): Now houses former Broadfield collection.
• Broadfield House Glass Museum (Dudley): Was the premier public collection; now in transition.

Clarify which "Broadfield House" you mean—the Dudley glass museum (closed, collection relocated) or the Romsey house (never a glass museum).