Stained glass has existed in the United States since the early 1600’s. Among the colonists that founded Jamestown where glassblowers. While most glass at the time was still imported from Europe, the tradition of glassmaking was immediately embedded in American culture from these early beginnings. Through time, stained glass continued to...
Should My Denver Church Have Its Stained Glass Restored Or Replaced? Whether or not your church’s stained glass is worth a long and sometimes expensive repair comes down to being a case by case situation. There are a number of factors that churches must consider and keep in mind there is...
Stained glass replacement usually occurs when a stained glass window has become damaged beyond repair or when restoration is not a financially feasible option. A church may also opt to replace their stained glass for aesthetic reasons, which usually occurs when a certain style has fallen out of popularity. ...
Types Of Stained Glass Repairs And Timelines Something that weighs heavily on the minds of congregations when deciding whether or not to have their stained glass repaired, is how long will it take? Renovations can, after all, be disruptive to services and other church activities and usually the longer the repair...
Scottish Stained Glass Church Restoration Process for Denver In this day and age, we are finding that many churches built last century are beginning to need their stained glass to be restored. So, we thought we would take some time today to explain a little bit about the stained glass restorations...
You’ve probably heard about the beautiful stained glass windows in historic churches such as the Sainte-Chapelle, the Notre Dame de Paris, and the Temple Emanu-El in New York City. But did you also know that there are many remarkable stained glass windows in Colorado’s churches? (more…)
