Take a Tour of Trinity's Stained Glass Windows

Installed in Spring, 2002, the latest addition to our stained glass windows is a newly commissioned window from Lamb Studios which represents the Last Supper. A gift from the Estate of Estelle A. David, the window was given in memory of the David family.

The Gospel Story in Stained Glass

These four Chancel Windows in double lancet gothic style, summarize the life of Christ from Annunciation through Pentecost. These windows were created by the noted ecclesiastical artist Valentine d ' Ogries in 1952 and 1953 in the 15th Century Gothic style. These windows are among the newest additions to the rich collection of stained glass at Trinity.

The Annunciation and The Birth of Jesus

Windows given in Loving Memory of Mary Frew Dunphy, 1877-1953

The Presentation of Jesus in the Temple - The Boy Jesus Teaching in the Temple

Windows given in Loving Memory of John William Boos and M. Francis Deter Boos

The Crucifixion - The Resurrection

Windows given in Loving Memory of The Reverend Harold Eugene Schmaus and Eleanor Uhlir Schmaus

The Ascension - Pentecost Day

Windows given in Loving Memory of James Sylvester Wight, 1898 - 1949

Our Oldest Stained Glass:

This representation of Revelation 7:14ff is among the oldest windows in the church. It is one of two Victorian Style windows dating to the 1880's which occupy a place in the front of the nave on either side of the church.

This representation of Mary and Martha (Luke 10:38-42) serving Our Lord at their home in Bethany is one of two Victorian Style windows dating to the 1880's which occupy a place in the front of the nave on either side of the church.

This large triple-paned window with a variety of representations of the Trinity, the four Gospels, the Holy Spirit and the Sacrifice (represented by the Paschal Lamb and the Pelican) that originally was placed over the Altar in the church and which now graces the Chapel of the Blessed Virgin Mary.

Historical Figures of the Church

St. Alban and St. Augustine

Windows given in Loving Memory of Bertha Huber Allen and Joseph Allen

Cranmer and Laud,
Archbishops of Canterbury

Windows given in Loving Memory of James Wilson, 1898-1953

Seabury and White, among the
first Bishops of the Episcopal Church

Windows given in Loving Memory of Louis Neuberg

The Reverend Edward Portlock,
Rector of Trinity, 1698-1699 and
The Reverend George Keith,
S. P. G. Missionary and Rector in 1702-1703

Windows given in Loving Memory of Rita Van Pelt Costello, 1929 - 1962

The Reverend Edward Vaughan, Rector of Trinity Church 1711-1722. Rector at the time the first church building was erected. The Reverend Thomas Bradbury Chandler, Rector of Trinity Church 1752-1763 during the time the second church building was constructed.

Windows given in Loving Memory of Mitchell & Sarah Cairns

Saints and Biblical Characters

Most of these windows are to be found in the Cloister and depict a variety of Saints and Biblical figures.

coming soon!!

Take a Tour of Trinity's Stained Glass Windows

St. Alban and St. Augustine

Cranmer and Laud, Archbishops of Canterbury

Seabury and White, among the first Bishops of the Episcopal Church

The Reverend Edward Portlock, Rector of Trinity, 1698-1699 and The Reverend George Keith, S. P. G. Missionary and Rector in 1702-1703

The Reverend Edward Vaughan, Rector of Trinity Church 1711-1722. Rector at the time the first church building was erected. The Reverend Thomas Bradbury Chandler, Rector of Trinity Church 1752-1763 during the time the second church building was constructed.

Cranmer and Laud,
Archbishops of Canterbury

Seabury and White, among the
first Bishops of the Episcopal Church

The Reverend Edward Portlock,
Rector of Trinity, 1698-1699 and
The Reverend George Keith,
S. P. G. Missionary and Rector in 1702-1703