Window
Building Name: Grace Episcopal ChurchStudio Name: Wippell, (J.) & Co., Ltd.
City: Port Huron
Window Shape: 5 (gothic arched, 2 vertical sections)
Date of Window: 1910
Subject/Title of Window: St. Martin, Christian Knight and Martyr
Brief Description of Subject: These windows also represent rarely seen subjects: "Hiram the Artificer" and "St. Martin, Christian Knight and Martyr." St. Martin, a fourth century soldier who later became bishop of Tours, is famous for having divided his military cloak with his sword, in order to share half of it with a beggar. His feast day is November 11.
Inscriptions: St. Martin, Christian Knight & Martyr
Height: 57"
Width: 58"
St. Martin Christian Knight and Martyr
Hiram the Artificer/St. Martin, Christian Knight and Martyr
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