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Window

Building Name: Pilgrim Congregational Church

Artist Name: Edith Hazzard Wright

City: Lansing

Window Shape: 2 (rectangle)

Date of Window: 1976

Subject/Title of Window: Lansing

Brief Description of Subject: Pilgrim Church Organizes in Lansing
Figures in Window: Religion, Education, Industry in Lansing.
State Capitol: Seat of Government  in Our State
Set of Gears: Represents Industry, especially Automotive
Open Book: Educational Institutions; Michigan State University, Lansing Community College, Great Lakes Bible College, Davenport College, Cooley Law School, plus many industrial, trade, and technical schools.

Pilgrim Church Organized in 1893, First Building Erected in 1899.

Four Corners of Window.
Upper left: Cherries, Grown abundantly in Michigan
Lower left: Apples, Grown abundantly in Michigan
Upper right: Caduceus, Symbol of the Medical Profession
Lower right: Bee Pollenizer of Fruits of Flowers, Represents Workers in Pilgrim Church

Inscriptions: Pilgrim Congregational Church


Condition of Window: Good

Height: 45"

Width: 37"

Type of Glass and Technique: Antique or Cathedral Glass

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