Helen's Bay, St John the Baptist - Gloine - Stained glass in the Church of Ireland

Helen's Bay
St John the Baptist

Ref: 013890

Diocese

Down
Parish Group

Helen's Bay
Location

Helen's Bay
County Down
Northern Ireland

ITM Ref: 745513,882876

GPS Ref: 54.67299, -5.74386
Brief Architectural Description

Whitcombe & Cogswell, 1909. Chancel demolished, 1924, nave converted to chancel by Blackwood & Jury, 1924. 9 separate S lancets; Arts & Crafts E window; 4-centred chancel arch; notional 'crossing'; in-line 'transepts'. New nave, 1964, Arthur Jury.
Surveyed

2016-04-12
Architects Involved

Blackwood & Jury
Jury, Arthur Edward
Whitcombe & Cogswell

Building

The church as originally built

C001
C002

The church as originally built
C003

Windows

W01

Three lancets, 1690mm x 590mm and twenty-four tracery-lights.

W01

Three lancets, 1690mm x 590mm and twenty-four tracery-lights.

W01

Three lancets, 1690mm x 590mm and twenty-four tracery-lights.

Explanation of Abbreviations

Used for artists & studios

doc

Documented

Primary source to support the attribution.
lit

Literature

Secondary source to support the attribution.
sgn

Signed

The window is signed with name, initials or mark.
attrib

Attributed

A likely attribution.
def

Definitely

The attribution is made with confidence.

Used for dates

doc

Documented

Primary source to support the given date.
lit

Literature

Secondary source to support the given date.
sgn

Signed

Date appearing on the glass along with the signature or mark.
insc

Inscribed

A date formally painted as part of the inscription.
plaq

Plaque

Date appearing on a plaque nearby.
circa

Circa

A likely date.
mem

Memorial

A date of death appearing either on the glass or on a plaque nearby; note that the date of installation of a window could vary greatly from the memorial date.

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