We’re celebrating 75 years of the Corning Museum of Glass by sharing our community’s favorite Museum moments! 🥹   Joe P. Dubendorfer—a former Corning Inc. employee who helped manage major projects at CMoG—reminds us that we weren’t just a museum. We were a part of his childhood in Corning. ✨    “In the late 1950s, I’d ride my bike to the Glass Center parking lot and jot down license plates from visitors across the country. I even bought a U.S. map and colored pins to track them! One summer, I reached 49 states. To me, it proved that our little working town had significance.”    Swipe to see the courtyard entrance in the late 1950s vs. now—a reminder of how much has changed, and how much community pride has stayed the same. ❤️   Visit the Museum to see ‘75 Favorites,’ a gathering of community reflections on the moments that have created lasting memories of the Museum and inspired generations. ✨ Do you have a favorite CMoG memory? 💬 Share it in the comments—we’d love to feature your s...