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Our Lady of Grace, Dearborn Heights, Michigan

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Window

Building Name: First Congregational Church

Studio Name: Misch (George A.) and Sons

City: Eaton Rapids

Window Shape: 3 (arched)

Subject/Title of Window: Christian Symbols

Brief Description of Subject: Three separate emblems-the eye, the bee hive, and the tablets of stone.  The eye means that instruction and teaching on the way which a person should go.  The bee hive means that one must work.  The tablets of stone means the writing of God. Upper was given by the Sunday School. The lower window was given by Charlie V. M. Wilkins and Lizzie G. Wilkins; children of Dr. and Mrs. Samuel M. Wilkins.

Inscriptions: S.S.-1877
C.V.M.W.
L.G.W.


Height: 23'

Width: 8'

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