A splendid 5-light East window, 16 feet high and with three 27-inch roundels above, was shipped to an unusual RC community church near Washington DC, after spending 14 years in the cellars of Glaziers Hall. Designed by Henry Holiday in the period 1909-11 and originally in the church of St Mark, Southampton, it was simply too big and too important to be 'shoe-horned' into another church; it had to have a new church built around it.
Which is precisely what the Americans were in the process of doing to accommodate their growing flock.
A number of smaller windows, 5 or 6 feet high, were placed elsewhere.
Other beneficiaries include:
St Mary's, Port Stanley, Falkland Islands
Holy Innocents, Pinjarra, Nr Perth, Western Australia
St Matthew's, New Waltham, Grimsby
St Peter's, Cleethorpes
Bailgate Methodist Church, Lincoln
Cambridge Military Hospital, Aldershot (closed in 1996 but converted to residential accommodation as part of the Aldershot Urban Extension scheme)
William Morris Gallery, Walthamstow, London.
This is, unfortunately, the only image available of this fine window. It was stitched together from a number of analog images and Photoshopped a little in 2020 to compensate for the earlier formats used to record the contents of the Stained Glass Repository.