Windows of grace : a tribute of love : the memorial windows of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Richmond, Virginia / [text by Calder Loth ; photographs by Cyane Lowden ; research by Myfanwy Hall, Lyons Burke and Yvonne Gold].

Title: 
Windows of grace : a tribute of love : the memorial windows of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Richmond, Virginia / [text by Calder Loth ; photographs by Cyane Lowden ; research by Myfanwy Hall, Lyons Burke and Yvonne Gold].

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Publisher: 
Richmond, Va. : St. Paul's Episcopal Church, c2004.
Description: 
64 p. : ill. (chiefly col.) ; 31 cm.
Other Authors: 
Loth, Calder, 1943-
Lowden, Cyane.
Episcopal Church Women (St. Paul's Church (Richmond, Va.))
Subjects: 
St. Paul's Church (Richmond, Va.)
Glass painting and staining Virginia Richmond.
Stained glass windows Virginia Richmond.
Bib ID: 
126941
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Variant Title: 
Memorial windows of St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Richmond, Virginia
Notes: 
Windows by Tiffany Studios, Henry Holiday, Lamb Studios, Heaton, Butler & Bayne, Lavers & Westlake, H.W. Jenkins & Son, Charles Booth Studio, Sila McBee/Charles Booth Studio, Gorham Manufacturing Co., and Franz Mayer Co.
CMGL c. 1 accompanied by a notecard addressed to Tom Few from Mims, dated 4/13/05, probably by the recipient. Its cover image is the same as the image on p. [31] in the book.
"A project of the Episcopal Church Women of St. Paul's Episcopal Church"--P. [2] of cover.
"Information on the windows in this work is taken primarily from St. Paul's Church Richmond, Virginia, its historic years and memorials, by Elizabeth Wright Weddell (William Byrd Press, 1931), St. Paul's Vestry minutes (on deposit in the Virginia Historical Society) and various Richmond newspaper clippings"--P. 63.