Status: |
Removed [ORG] |
Confidence: |
High |
Memorial name: |
Underhill Memorial Window |
Theme: |
Lilies and Palms [TIFF1910, DUNC1980, ORG] |
Tiffany 1910: |
Page 83 |
Duncan 1980: |
Page 217 |
Tiffany 1897: |
Not listed |
Signature: |
not signed [ORG] |
Other documentation: |
[JCN1900, JCN1901] |
Designer: |
Agnes Northrop [EL2019] |
Memorial details: |
William James Underhill (1836-1895) and Louise Prince Underhill (1836-1891) [INSCRIPTION, JCN1900, JCN1901, WEB] |
Donor: |
their sons [JCN1900, JCN1901] |
Date: |
Installed ca. Sep 1900 [JCN1900] |
Size: |
129.5 cm high x 49.5 cm wide [EL2019] |
Lancets: |
1 [PHOTO, EL2019] |
Inscription: |
IN MEMORIAM / WILLIAM J. UNDERHILL. / LOUISE PRINCE UNDERHILL. [PHOTO, EL2019] |
Category: |
Floral |
History: |
Originally installed in St John's Episcopal Church, Jersey City, NJ (SITE:30.23.2) [EL2019] |
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Purchased by Richard H. Driehaus when church closed in 1996-1997 [EL2019] |
Same as item: |
30.23.2.2 |
Organization Id: |
40007 |
Status: |
Removed [ORG] |
Confidence: |
High |
Memorial name: |
Shoemaker and Hoyt Memorial Window |
Theme: |
The Great Commission [WBR1916] |
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Christ and the Apostles [EL2019] |
Tiffany 1910: |
Not listed |
Duncan 1980: |
Not listed |
Tiffany 1897: |
Not listed |
Signature: |
not signed [ORG] |
Other documentation: |
[WBR1916] |
Designer: |
|
Memorial details: |
George Shoemaker (23 Jun 1844 - 3 Feb 1910) and John Dorrance Hoyt (13 Aug 1819 - 16 Jun 1896) [WBR1916, FINDAGRAVE, WEB] |
Donor: |
wife / daughter, Ann Elizabeth Hoyt Shoemaker [WBR1916, FINDAGRAVE] |
Date: |
Dedicated 24 Dec 1916 [WBR1916] |
Size: |
left and right panels 227 cm high x 103.5cm wide, center panel 227 cm high x 117.2 cm wide [EL2019] |
Lancets: |
3 [PHOTO, WBR1916, EL2019] |
Inscription: |
Original inscription (no longer part of window): In loving memory, George Shoemaker, 1844-1910, and John Dorrance Hoyt, 1819-1896 [WBR1916] |
Category: |
Great Commission |
History: |
Originally installed in the Presbyterian Church, Kingston, PA (SITE:33.38.1) [WBTL1984A, WBTL1984B, EL2019] |
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Window sold by congregation in 1984 [ORG_OLD, WBTL1984A] |
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Purchased by Richard H. Driehaus in 1986 [EL2019] |
Comment: |
Only the bottom half of the window was on display on Navy Pier [PHOTO] |
Same as item: |
33.38.1.2 |
Organization Id: |
40012.a |
Status: |
Removed [ORG] |
Confidence: |
High |
Memorial name: |
Stephens' Crossing Disaster Memorial Window (Greenhow Memorial Window) |
Theme: |
Angel(s) of Peace and Mercy [TIFF1910, DUNC1980] |
|
Ecclesiastical Angels [EL2019] |
Tiffany 1910: |
Page 26 |
Duncan 1980: |
Page 205 |
Tiffany 1897: |
Not listed |
Signature: |
|
Other documentation: |
[ET1905B, HET1905B, HET1905D, HET1905E] |
Designer: |
Frederick Wilson [HET1905D] |
Memorial details: |
Mrs. Eugene Shaw, Mrs. John Coats, Mrs. Fred Broughton, Mrs. Fred L. Green, Mrs. Jane Graves, Mrs. Mary Gillett, Mrs. Joseph A. Hallett, Mrs. Ruth Patchen, Mrs. Elbert J. Moore, Mrs. Charles L. Thomas [ET1905A] |
Donor: |
public subscription, organised by Hornellsville Evening Tribune [HET1905A] |
Date: |
Installed Jul 1905 [HET1905C, HET1905D] |
Size: |
left panel 223.5 cm high x 73.3 cm wide, center panel 230.5 cm high x 105.7 wide, right panel 223.5 cm high x 73 cm wide [EL2019] |
Lancets: |
3 [PHOTO, HET1905D, EL2019] |
Inscription: |
In Memory of Ten Faithful // Workers of this Church whose names appear // on the tablet in the entry [PHOTO, HET1905D, EL2019] |
Category: |
Angel of Peace; Angel of Mercy |
Cost: |
$645 (including tablet) [ET1905B, HET1905B, HET1905E] |
History: |
Originally installed in Woodsbury Universalist Church, Hornell, NY (SITE:3.55.4), removed from there in 1987 [DEDUCED, SC2014] |
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Window sold for $11111 at Southern Tier Antiquities in Oct 1987 [SC2014] |
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Purchased by Driehaus Collection at Great Gatsby's, Atlanta, GA, in 1996 [ORG, EL2019] |
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Installed on Navy Pier in 2001 [ORG] |
Restoration: |
Restored by Mary Clerkin Higgins in 2000-2001 [ORG, MCH2014] |
Tiffany/Duncan comment: |
Tiffany 1910 calls this the Greenbough Memorial Window but it should have said the Greenhow Memorial Window, because W.H. Greenhow, the publisher of the Hornellsville Evening Tribune, organised the window with the Tiffany company [TIFF1910, DUNC1980, DEDUCED] |
Comment: |
Window commemorates death of ten women whose sleigh was hit by a train on 1 Feb 1905 [ET1905A, SGQ2016] |
Same as item: |
3.55.4.1 |
Status: |
Removed [ORG] |
Confidence: |
High |
Memorial name: |
Cobleigh Memorial Window |
Theme: |
Charity [SR1925, EL2019] |
Tiffany 1910: |
Not listed |
Duncan 1980: |
Not listed |
Tiffany 1897: |
Not listed |
Other Tiffany documentation: |
The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY, has a Tiffany Studios gouache and watercolor drawing for the window [MET1967, DEDUCED] |
Signature: |
not signed [ORG] |
Other documentation: |
[SR1925] |
Designer: |
|
Memorial details: |
Margaret Edwards (Mrs. Bennett James) Cobleigh (27 Nov 1866 - 9 Aug 1924) [SR1925, FINDAGRAVE, WEB] |
Donor: |
her sister, Anna Edwards (Mrs. Walter C.) Teter [SR1925, FINDAGRAVE, WEB] |
Date: |
Dedicated 25 Dec 1925 [SR1925] |
Size: |
270.5 cm high x 114.6 cm wide [EL2019] |
Lancets: |
1 [PHOTO, SR1925] |
Inscription: |
Original inscription (no longer part of window): In Memoriam / Margaret Edwards Cobleigh / Born November 27, 1866 / Died August 9, 1924 [SR1925] |
Category: |
Charity |
History: |
Originally installed in the Presbyterian Church, Kingston, PA (SITE:33.38.1) [SOTH1984, WBTL1984A, WBTL1984B, EL2019] |
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Window purchased by Richard H. Driehaus, 18 Feb 1984 at Sotheby's, New York, "Art Nouveau and Art Deco", lot 402, for $6250 [SOTH1984, WBTL1984A, WBTL1984B, EL2019] |
Same as item: |
33.38.1.6 |
Organization Id: |
40112.a |
DEDUCED: |
Deduced from other information |
DUNC1980: |
Tiffany Windows, Alastair Duncan (1980) |
EL2019: |
Eternal Light: The Sacred Stained Glass Windows of Louis Comfort Tiffany, Catherine Shotick (with an essay by Elizabeth De Rosa) (2019) |
ET1905A: |
Elmira Telegram (5 Feb 1905, p. 1-2) |
ET1905B: |
Elmira Telegram (7 May 1905, p. 2) |
FINDAGRAVE: |
Findagrave.com, for deducing biographical or genealogical information |
HET1905A: |
Hornellsville Evening Tribune (3 Feb 1905, p. 1) |
HET1905B: |
Hornellsville Evening Tribune (4 May 1905, p. 5) |
HET1905C: |
Hornellsville Evening Tribune (1 Jul 1905, p. 3) |
HET1905D: |
Hornellsville Evening Tribune (7 Jul 1905, p. 8) |
HET1905E: |
Hornellsville Evening Tribune (26 Jul 1905, p. 5) |
INSCRIPTION: |
Inscription on item |
JCN1900: |
The Jersey City News (24 Sep 1900, p. 1) |
JCN1901: |
The Jersey City News (25 Feb 1901, p. 1) |
MCH2014: |
Mary Clerkin Higgins, personal communication (20 Oct 2014) |
MET1967: |
Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY, Tiffany Studios watercolor drawing (1967, Accession Number 67.654.463) |
NYT1915: |
New York Times (9 Jan 1915) |
ORG: |
Organization |
ORG_OLD: |
Organization that was previous owner |
PHOTO: |
Photo of item |
SC2014: |
Steve Cotton, personal communication (4 Aug 2014) |
SGQ2016: |
Stained Glass Quarterly, "Angels of Peace and Mercy", Wayne Boucher and Steve Cotton (Fall 2016, p. 54-61) |
SIGNATURE: |
Signature on item |
SOTH1984: |
Sotheby's catalogue (17 and 18 Feb 1984, Lots 401-404) |
SR1925: |
The Scranton Republican (23 Dec 1925, p. 8) |
TIFF1886: |
Announcement in American Architect and Building News, Tiffany Glass Company (6 Feb 1886) |
TIFF1893: |
Chicago Exposition booklet, Tiffany Glass & Decorating Company (1893) |
TIFF1897: |
A List of Windows: And Extracts from Letters & Newspapers, Tiffany Glass & Decorating Company (1897) |
TIFF1910: |
A Partial List of Tiffany Windows, Tiffany Studios (1910) |
TIFF1913: |
Memorials in Glass and Stone, Tiffany Studios (1913) |
TIFF1922: |
Memorials in Glass and Stone, Tiffany Studios, (1922, second edition) |
WBR1916: |
The Wilkes-Barre Record (25 Dec 1916, p. 11) |
WBTL1984A: |
The Wilkes-Barre Times-Leader (18 Feb 1984, p. 1A, 16A) |
WBTL1984B: |
The Wilkes-Barre Times-Leader (20 Feb 1984, p. 3A) |
WEB: |
Some general webpage, e.g. for deducing biographical or genealogical information |