East window, Chipping Campden church
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East window, Chipping Campden church
Image: © Philip Halling Taken: 25 Nov 2021
The impressive east window of St James' church, Chipping Campden. The glass is the work on Henry Payne and dates from 1925. The window commemorate soldiers who died in WWII. Depicted in the window, left light from the top, St James the Great, Sgt George, Call of St James the Great. Second from left light from the top, adoring angels, St Katherine of Alexandria, Moses praying. Centre light from the top, Christ enthroned, Our lady and the Christ child and adoring Shepherds. Second light from the right from the top, adoring angels, St John of Jerusalem, and Elisha. The right light from the top depicts, St Martin of Bishop of Tours, St Michael the Archangel, and St Martin and the Beggar.
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Image Location
Latitude
52.053402
Longitude
-1.775369