Sir Galahad Stained Glass Window
1995/4288
1950-2000 / B/W / Paper / Photograph / Wesley's Chapel
Photograph
c.1970
This black and white photograph depicts the 'Sir Galahad' stained glass window at Wesley's Chapel, City Road.
The window shows Sir Galahad overcoming the seven deadly sins and, through his victory, building the City of God. Sir Galahad is the patron saint of the Wesley Guild, which, when founded, was seen as a modern youth movement.
The window was designed by Frank O. Salisbury in 1932 and manufactured by Hawes & Harris, Harpenden.
c.1970
This black and white photograph depicts the 'Sir Galahad' stained glass window at Wesley's Chapel, City Road.
The window shows Sir Galahad overcoming the seven deadly sins and, through his victory, building the City of God. Sir Galahad is the patron saint of the Wesley Guild, which, when founded, was seen as a modern youth movement.
The window was designed by Frank O. Salisbury in 1932 and manufactured by Hawes & Harris, Harpenden.
