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St Luke's Methodist Episcopal Church |
Dubuque |
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Church of the Holy Communion |
Norwood |
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Gardner Earl Memorial Chapel and Crematorium |
Troy |
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| 1855/00/00 |
Third church sanctuary built, includes seven signed Tiffany stained glass windows |
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Trinity Episcopal Church |
Staunton, VA |
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| 1873/05/26 |
Eliot Congregational Chapel dedicated |
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Eliot Congregational Church |
Boston |
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| 1877/00/00 |
Current First Church, 5th on the site, is built of sandstone, includes several Tiffany windows |
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First Churches of Northampton |
Northampton, MA |
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| 1880/00/00 |
Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church is built in phases between 1873 and 1880. The window was made by the Tiffany studios of New York. |
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Saint Andrew's Episcopal Church |
City of Rochester |
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| 1881/00/00 |
The fourth and current St Thomas' Church is consecrated in 1881 and appears largely the same today. There are 20 stained glass windows in the church, produced in England, Germany, and Philadelphia, and one from the Tiffany Studios |
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St Thomas' Church, Whitemarsh |
Fort Washington, PA |
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| 1884/00/00 |
St Paul's Episcopal Church built |
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St Paul's Episcopal Church |
Milwaukee |
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| 1885/00/00 |
The Tiffany Glass Company of New York designs several stained glass windows and provide the wallpapers and fabrics for the redecorated interiors. |
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Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller Mansion and Gardens |
Marsh-Billings-Rockefeller National Historical Park |
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| 1887/00/00 |
Four windows are produced by La Farge along with five by Tiffany Studios and others by William Gibson, Hardman and Company and Mayer Studios of Munich, installed between 1887 and 1897. |
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Trinity Episcopal Church |
Buffalo, NY |
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| 1887/00/00 |
Memorial for Edwin Stanton and triptych window over the altar feature saints of African descent. |
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St Mary's Episcopal Church |
Washington, DC |
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| 1888/00/00 |
Nave and 4th St facade are built per Redin's plans from 1886-1888 by Henry McDonald of McDonald Brothers. Stained-glass windows include LC Tiffany's "Ascension" over the altar, "Charity" NE lancet window and SE lancet "The Good Shepherd". |
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Calvary Episcopal Church |
Louisville, KY |
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| 1889/00/00 |
Opal stained-glass rose windows by Tiffany Brothers Studios. |
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United Methodist Church |
Brookhaven, NY |
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| 1890/00/00 |
First Unitarian Church in Cincinnati, Ohio, is completed with several Tiffany windows and a distinctive wood-carved pulpit. |
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First Congregational-Unitarian Church |
Cincinnati, OH |
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| 1893/00/00 |
Visiting New York and Chicago, Julius Lessing buys a few favrile vases and five lamps for the Kunstgewerbe Museum of Berlin saying that the Tiffany Glass and Decorating Co was "one of the most inventive art industries of the world." |
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Berlin |
Germany |
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| 1894/00/00 |
Six Tiffany windows, which appear on Tiffany's pencil list in 1894, are installed. |
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Trinity Episcopal Church |
Portsmouth |
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| 1894/00/00 |
Willard Chapel is finished by Tiffany's with 14 opalescent windows, a rose window, 9 Mooresque chandeliers, memorial tablets of glass mosaic tile and gilt bronze, furnishings of oak inlaid with glass mosaic, a gold leaf stenciled ceiling and mosaic floor. |
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Willard Memorial Chapel-Welch Memorial Hall |
Auburn, NY |
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| 1895/00/00 |
Sanctuary of Central Congregational Church is redecorated by Tiffany Glass and Decorating Co with stained-glass windows and mosaics. |
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Central Congregational Church |
Boston |
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| 1896/01/00 |
Two stained glass windows by Tiffany are installed on the west wall of Epworth Church, flanking a window that depicts the Ascension. |
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Epworth United Methodist Church |
Norfolk |
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| 1897/00/00 |
A large stone neo-classical library is erected with wide marble staircases and Tiffany windows. |
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Troy Public Library |
Troy |
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| 1897/00/00 |
Tiffany Glass and Decorating Company's 40-foot-diameter glass dome is install in Preston Bradley Hall. |
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Chicago Cultural Center |
Chicago |
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| 1898/00/00 |
The Tiffany Glass and Decorating Co create a stained glass window for the south transept. The blue-green glass of this window and the contoured drapery of the figure of Christ are outstanding examples of Tiffany's use of color and texture in windows. |
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Christ Church of LaCrosse |
La Crosse |
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| 1898/10/00 |
Designed by a New York firm, a mausoleum is built of granite and marble at the Hollywood Cemetery. Funded by the executors of Ginter's estate, estimated at $12 million at one point, the edifice includes three Tiffany stained glass windows. |
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Lewis Ginter Mausoleum, Hollywood Cemetery |
Hollywood Cemetery, Richmond |
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| 1900/00/00 |
Christ Church Cathedral installs 15 stained glass memorial windows between 1886 and 1905, including 5 by Louis Comfort Tiffany: The Angel of the Chants, The Good Samaritan, The Purple Cross and two title "Resurrection Angel". |
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Christ Church Cathedral |
Louisville, KY |
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| 1901/07/00 |
Two Tiffany stained glass windows, currently installed by the main altar in Holy Angels Roman Catholic Church, are exhibited at the Pan-American Exposition in 1901. |
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Holy Angels Church (Buffalo, NY) |
Buffalo, NY |
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1901 Pan-American Exposition |
| 1903/00/00 |
The chancel is renovated. The reredos is moved to the back of the church and a new Tiffany reredos is installed at the east wall. Aisle windows by Tiffany Studios of New York City and Clayton and Bell Studios are installed. |
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St Paul's Protestant Episcopal Church |
Baltimore, MD |
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| 1904/07/00 |
Charles Ireland buys a Tiffany stain-glass window for his Greensboro home at the St Louis World's Fair. |
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Charles H Ireland House |
Greensboro |
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Louisiana Purchase Exposition |
| 1905/00/00 |
Chancel decorations are crafted by Tiffany. The design in the half-dome was originally blue sky with gold stars and a golden sunburst. |
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St Michael's Episcopal Church |
Charleston, SC |
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| 1905/03/25 |
Late on the night of March 25, Charles Boyd Curtis dies unexpectedly in his 54th St home. He was buried in Greenwood Cemetery where Isabel erected a 20-foot tall Celtic cross created by Tiffany Studios to mark his grave. |
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Green-Wood Cemetery |
New York City |
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| 1907/00/00 |
Woodruff House is decorated with pine painted to look like mahogany, Oriental Rugs and Tiffany stained Glass. |
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Woodruff-Riter House |
Salt Lake City |
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| 1907/00/00 |
Using marble, mosaic and glass reredos in blue and gold the Tiffany Glass and Decorating Company decorates St Michael's chancel from 1893 to 1907. The 7 panel depiction of St Michael's Victory in Heaven is made of stained glass and mosaic tile. |
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St Michael's Church |
New York City |
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| 1908/00/00 |
The steel framed Battle House Royale is completed. The hotel lobby domed skylight is original. The Trellis Room ceiling is barrel vaulted features a Tiffany glass skylight. |
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Battle House Royale |
Mobile |
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| 1909/00/00 |
Christ's Come Unto Me stain glass window is installed in the First Presbyterian Church, Leavenworth. |
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First Presbyterian Church, Leavenworth |
Leavenworth |
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| 1912/00/00 |
North wing of Brennan house (office and waiting and exam rooms) is built for Dr J A O Brennan. The waiting room has a signed Tiffany Daffodil Table Lamp. |
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Ronald-Brennan House |
Louisville, KY |
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| 1913/00/00 |
First Church in Albany's Sanctuary is redecorated following Tiffany Studios design: green stained-glass windows, green walls with stenciling, chancel woodwork and wood-glass screen at rear, 1910-1913. |
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First Reformed Church |
Albany |
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| 1914/00/00 |
During renovations, a new glass skylight by Tiffany Studios is installed in the chancel dome and the aisles and chancel area are covered with terra cotta tiles made by the Moravian Pottery and Tile Works. |
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Church of the Holy Trinity |
Philadelphia, PA |
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| 1920/00/00 |
Owner, J A Wigmore, enlarges his home and adds a Tiffany dome in the solarium. An outer skylight protects the elegant Tiffany glass. |
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Wigmore Baker Residence |
Lakewood |
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| 1922/00/00 |
Huge Tiffany mosaic is installed on a wall in St Michael's side chapel. |
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St Michael's Church |
New York City |
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| 1930/00/00 |
Bookshelves that line the walls on the main floor are installed and the bronze lanterns created by Tiffany Studios in New York are added to the front door. |
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Dr Joseph Priestley House |
Northumberland |
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| 1939/05/00 |
Touted as its largest deluxe model, Jerry O'Mahony exhibits a diner at the New York World's Fair featuring chrome glass, green Italian Marble countertops, Tiffany glass clerestory windows in a monitor style roof and quarry tiled floor. |
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O'Mahony Dining Car No 1107 |
Oakley |
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1939 New York World's Fair |