The Stephens Family in the National Glass Industry

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Explore the fascinating history of the National Glass Factory in this special edition of "The Stephens Family in the National Glass Industry." Discover the visionary legacy of Guilherme Stephens, the founder who shaped an industry and inspired a nation. A unique work for lovers of history and innovation! In 1937, the National Glass Factory released a special edition titled "The Stephens Family in the National Glass Industry." This 26-page illustrated book celebrates the vision and innovation of Guilherme Stephens, the founder who transformed the factory into a pillar of the national economy.

Guilherme Stephens was a central figure in the industrial and cultural history of Marinha Grande, responsible for boosting the glass industry in the 18th century. In 1769, the English-born industrialist Guilherme Stephens reopened and restructured the Royal Glass Factory of Marinha Grande, with the support of the Marquis of Pombal. His management introduced advanced glassmaking techniques and a pioneering model of social organization for the time (including schools, medical support, and employee benefits).

This work, featuring 26 pages packed with evocative images, was a special edition by the National Glass Factory, honoring the significant contribution of Guilherme Stephens, its visionary founder. Guilherme Stephens, a man of vision and innovation, founded the National Glass Factory at a crucial moment for the country's industrialization. His passion for glass and commitment to excellence turned the factory into a pillar of the national economy. The 1937 book not only celebrates his achievements, but also documents the legacy he left for future generations.

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