Stained Glass Windows (In Wales)

The following images and text is taken from http://stainedglass.llgc.org.uk/site/468#largeimage and are all © Martin Crampin.

Photo © Martin Crampin

 The Crucifixion with the Resurrection and Ascension

About 1878.
Three-light window.  Christ crucified between Mary and John in the central light; Christ ascending with disciples and Mary below (left-hand light); Christ stepping out of the tomb, holding a banner, with two soldiers below (right-hand light).  Agnus Dei and sacred monograms above.
Size: 46 cm (width of the central light).
Firm/studio: William Wailes.
East wall of the chancel.

Photo © Martin Crampin

 

Photo © Martin Crampin

 

Photo © Martin Crampin

 

Photo © Martin Crampin

Photo © Martin Crampin

 

Photo © Martin Crampin

The Risen Christ Appearing to St Mary Magdalene

1950.
Single-light window.
Size: 40 cm (width) [approx].
Firm/studio: Celtic Studios.
South wall of the nave (baptistry).
Signed by the firm.
Given in memory of members of the Morris family.

Photo © Martin Crampin

 

Photo © Martin Crampin

Harvest Window

1954.
Two-light window.
Size: 46 cm (width of each light).
Firm/studio: Celtic Studios.
North wall of the nave.
Given in memory of the James family. Alfred James had been churchwarden for 25 years.
The farm in the upper roundel is Broomylake Farm.

Photo © Martin Crampin

Photo © Martin Crampin

Photo © Martin Crampin

Photo © Martin Crampin

Stained Glass Windows

Windows in red, memorials in green.

North Nave Window

Called the Broomylake Window - with a representation of the farm in the top roundelle. In memory of Alfred James (Churchwarden for 25yrs - died 1950), his wife Elizabeth (died 1939) and their daughter Evelyn (died 1931)

South Nave window
The Lord and his Mother - in memory of Benjamin Hancock Morris (died 1941), Elizabeth his wife (died1949) and their daughter Annie (died 1936)

East window over altar

Victorian stained glass window over altar gifted by the late Mrs Georgiana Morgan of Heatherland in memory of her husband Rev'd Richard Morgan (a son of Trenewydd)