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The three rose windows in the steeple had very intricate details on the remaining panes of glass.


Rose window detail

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Looks like lace
Raven
Thu 05-12-2011
How beautiful! Love the work and design that went into these windows.
LucieLou
Thu 05-12-2011
Aparently more than someone else with a rock or two
ferdy
Thu 05-12-2011
The lace like design of the glass is nice.
A D Nilsen
Thu 05-12-2011
So much love, pride and craftmanship went into this building. Amazing.
TootUncommon
Thu 05-12-2011
It's amazing how much detail used to go into things that nobody was ever going to see.
Matt
Fri 05-13-2011
Even this churches more mundane locations hold opulence I just love it.
Vince
Fri 05-13-2011
i'm guesssing this a rather large window. sure is pretty.
Glenn Mainz
Fri 05-13-2011
OOoooh PURTY! :) I like this shot a lot.
MamaToFiveInPA
Fri 05-13-2011
At first I thought this was the back of a clock face, but churches don't usually have clocks. Really nice though anyway.
eldokid@aol.com
Fri 05-13-2011
Was the detail painted on the glass? It looks like that.
BKWOntario
Sat 05-14-2011
What a beautiful detail. Built to inspire and impress. It does both very well.
Larry D
Tue 08-16-2011
I certianly hope those windows werent broken out by people...most should know that desecrating a church is a big no-no,even if youre a vandal
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Tue 04-09-2013

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