Trinity's Stained-Glass Windows
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During construction in 1917, matching stained-glass windows were installed in the sanctuary of Trinity United Methodist Church. The windows are examples of cathedral glass from the Opalescent Era of glass manufacturing. Gothic architectural elements of ornate columns, towers, arches and spires surrounds the central amber glass. The architectural elements of the sanctuary and recent restoration of vent windows will be discussed. We will take a walking tour to view windows in the sanctuary and parlor. Those who wish may go upstairs to view windows in the chapel and west wall behind the balcony.
Class limit: 40
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