ArtC TV - Shattered: Portrait of a Glass Factory

[@grablow]

My Name is Bob Grablow I worked at Wheaton's for 46 years. Most of my family and friends also worked there. I just want to express my appreciation to the Wheaton family for providing people in Cumberland county such a great place to work. It was a privilege to work there,

[@tinaebersole5335]

My father worked on the plastics side in May's Landing

[@njunderground82]

Great history! I used to live in the area before moving to North Jersey and I worked at the Tubing Plant making glass vials for a while after high school. I started as a packer, than became an operator, actually making the vials by feeding tubing, adjusting burners and plugs and dies, and filling coolant and oil. It was very hot, very dirty, and more than a little dangerous, but I loved it. The people who I worked with were great too! I still think back to my time with Wheaton with fond memories.

[@s3nachi3]

As one of the many factory-girls-made-good, this film explains better than any words what it means to have South Jersey sand in your blood.

[@Disembodied_Voice_420]

i remember moving to missouri ...my father over saw the building of the flat river plant ....mom worked in the office ....was a cool year ...

[@souocara38able]

Beautifully written, shot and edited. I can see that it took a lot of effort to bring this project to reality and your guys did a great job. LMK if you need a certified remote pilot for future projects in and around NJ. I actually flew this place about a year ago, just to test getting airspace authorization near the airport.

[@juggalojupin8508]

Great history my grandmom worked for wheatons forever

[@VictorKidd53]

Don’t give up on your dreams, always push on, and keep your head up.