A museum charting the history of glass production has reopened following a £1m refurbishment.
The World of Glass in St Helens celebrates the Merseyside town's "proud history" of glass production, executive director Pete Frost said.
Originally opened in 2000, the museum has been refurbished as part of wider investment in the town from the government's Town Deal Fund.
The museum is built alongside the town's Sankey canal and around a Grade II-listed tank house on a network of tunnels originally used for heat and airflow.
The refurbishment includes updated, interactive exhibits designed to add "a layer of hands-on engagement" for visitors.
As well as exhibits telling the story of glass making, the museum holds a collection of thousands of glass objects from around the world.
Curator Hannah Billinge said: "It is an important collection that is one of a kind."
Entry to the museum is free.