East window, Christchurch, Great Malvern
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East window, Christchurch, Great Malvern
Image: © Bob Embleton Taken: 29 Jun 2011
Consisting of 44 lights showing the life and mission of Christ. Designed in 1895 by Charles Eamer Kempe and produced by Alfred Edward Tomlinson. The former's trademark wheatsheafs are included just above the main central light, while the latter's initials are included above the right hand main light. The Malvern Hills are also included. The window was erected in memory of three trustees: General Eardley Wilmot, Charles Rogers Coxwel Esq, Edward Chance Esq, who raised funds for the building of the church.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.109743
Longitude
-2.315646