Here is a link to info the Indiana Glass Company. http://indianaglass.carnivalheaven.com/ Lots of great photos and history on the company. They offer a CD on identifying Indiana Glass. The company was in business from 1907 - 2002. They are believed to be the largest manufacturer of Goofus Glass.
Among the patterns they produced are Avocado, later called Sweet Pear, Pyramid, Tea Room, and Lorain. For 70 years they produced nesting hens in over 70 colors. Whew! In the 1950's they made items in white milk glass. Don't forget the King's Crown pattern. In 1970 the Tiara line was started. Have fun looking at this informative site!
There was an Indiana Glass Society formed in 2005, but it is not on line, in fact the domain is for sale.
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