The beauty of the Chapel
is enhanced greatly by the exquisite Tiffany stained glass windows,
which were rescued from the fire that destroyed the church in
September, 1933.
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The
Chapel will comfortably seat 140 persons, and is designed
along similar lines to the sanctuary. The beautiful
Tiffany stained glass windows can be seen behind the Altar and
along the right side of the Chapel wall. |
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A closer
view of the Chapel Altar |
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These windows were
originally installed in the sanctuary of the church in 1911 and moved
to their present location in 1934-35. They were designed and
originally installed by the Horace I. Phipps Company of Boston,
Massachusetts.
Stained glass, such
as is used in these windows, is no longer produced. They are
perfect specimens of a rare school of art and are now worth thousands
of dollars. Protective storm windows shield them. In 1972
high intensity lights were installed outside in order that their
beauty may be more fully appreciated after dark.
