As mentioned yesterday, here are most of the remaining stained glass windows inside St. Peter's. The church is listed as an Evangelical Lutheran church- that question came up in the previous post. St. Peters has over a century of history, dating back to 1910 as a congregation. The first church was built a few blocks from here on Lyon (and has a curious repurposing today as a salon-spa). The present church on Cathedral Hill dates back to 1954, and is done in an English Gothic style.
Absolutely beautiful! Thanks for showing these.
ReplyDeleteA beautiful series of windows. Such wonderful color!
ReplyDeleteLovely windows.
ReplyDeleteYour new header photo is wonderful.
cheers, parsnip
Beautiful stained glass windows !.
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A great series, I really love stained glass windows!
ReplyDeleteThat's quite funny about the first church being re-purposed as a salon-spa.
ReplyDeleteStunning stained glass work William and especially lovely with soft lighting.
ReplyDeleteWonderful to see all these colorfull stained glass windows in a row.
ReplyDeleteThat is a lot of very beautiful stained glass. Makes for some nice colors when the sun's shining!
ReplyDeleteThose stained glass windows are always so beautiful to watch from the inside of a church.
ReplyDeleteI'd like to see that church/spa. :-)
ReplyDeleteThose are beautiful stained glass windows. Lots of bright colors!
ReplyDeleteas a huge fan of stained glass windows, I am very impressed with these ones.
ReplyDeleteThose are very nice stained glass windows, a slightly modern style about them.
ReplyDeletean artform all to itself.
ReplyDeleteThese all would have kept my attention during LONG, boring sermons as a kid. It's storytime...
ReplyDeleteWonder who made the windows. Wonder if they were made with BLENKO glass.
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superbe serie, ils sont magnifiques
ReplyDeleteWow, the stained glass in this church is spectacular.
ReplyDeleteStained glass work is one of my favorites.
ReplyDelete@Linda: you're welcome.
ReplyDelete@Halcyon: the glasswork was beautifully done.
@Parsnip: thank you!
@Tomas: thanks!
@VP: so do I.
@Dina: I keep meaning to photograph it.
@Dianne: it tends to be tricky photographing stained glass, but this time it worked.
@Jan: I certainly think so.
@Lowell: it really does!
@Marianne: they are.
@Revrunner: I'll definitely have to photograph it.
ReplyDelete@Tamago: yes, they're well cared for, obviously.
@Gill: so am I.
@Furry Gnome: they would be more modern, since the church isn't that old, and they do have themes to them, such as the music window.
@Tex: definitely.
@Birdman: the church I attended growing up didn't have these at all.
@Janis: I've never heard of Blenko glass!
@Olivier: thank you!
@Sharon: I think so too.
@Red: mine too.
Stunning and so beautifully shown here William.
ReplyDeleteJust gorgeous! Great showcase, William!
ReplyDeleteWonderful!
ReplyDeleteIt draws my eye with the candy colored panes.
ReplyDeletethey really are amazing!
ReplyDelete@Grace: thanks!
ReplyDelete@Linda: thank you.
@Judy: I certainly think so.
@Eve: mine too.
@Tanya: they are!
These are beautiful!
ReplyDeleteIf these photos are anywhere near the coloring of the actual windows, they are amazing!
ReplyDeleteThey are quite lovely!
ReplyDeleteGorgeous William!
ReplyDeleteThis collection is superb! Imagine finding all these beautiful stained glass windows in one place. Brilliant!
ReplyDeleteThese windows are awe-inspiring, William. Thanks for sharing them with us. And thanks for your good wishes for my surgery.
ReplyDeleteawesome. glad you did share with us. happy times. ( ;
ReplyDelete@Norma: thank you!
ReplyDelete@Cheryl: they certainly are amazing.
@RedPat: thanks!
@Ciel: that appears to be the consensus.
@Lauren: it's a lovely sanctuary, and these windows are suited to it.
@Lynette: you're most welcome.
@Beth: thank you!
Wonderful windows William, they really are works of art...
ReplyDeleteThey really are beautiful. So much detail!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful, beautiful, beautiful!
ReplyDeleteNice and colorful.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful. The three panels in the final shot were an unexpected switch.
ReplyDeleteSo bright and fresh!
ReplyDeleteSo beautiful !!!
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Marvelous !!!
ReplyDeleteThe colours and details are great!
ReplyDeleteWow. If those were made into a digital puzzle, I would enjoy that.
ReplyDeleteThese windows are gorgeous. Interesting contrast with the simplicity of today's windows.
ReplyDelete@Geoff: they are.
ReplyDelete@Lois: definitely.
@Mari: I agree.
@Randy: yes indeed.
@Kay: they are indeed.
@Cloudia: definitely.
@Orvokki: thank you.
@Karl: that they are.
@EG: most definitely.
@Whisk: that could get complex.
@Jack: that's true.