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| Red Gothic Door, Deer Creek Harmony Presbyterian Church, Darlington, Maryland | ||
| Colored Glass Panels, Harundale Presbyterian Church Glen Burnie, Maryland | Brown Gothic Side Door, First and Franklin Street Presbyterian Church Baltimore, Maryland | Circular Stained Glass Window and Three Lights Details, Bethel Presbyterian Church White Hall, Maryland |
| Angel from a Tiffany Window, Brown Memorial Park Avenue Presbyterian Church Baltimore, Maryland | Gothic Door with Inlaid Stained Glass, Hagerstown Presbyterian Church Hagerstown, Maryland | Christ the Consoler (Stained Glass), Govans Presbyterian Church Baltimore, Maryland |
| "The Big Window" Detail, First Presbyterian Church of Cumberland Cumberland, Maryland | Red Door, Trinity Presbyterian Church Baltimore, Maryland | Stained Glass Window (Art Nouveau), Emmitsburg Presbyterian Church Emmitsburg, Maryland |
Description: The 10 churches in the above selection were selected from a diverse spectrum of about 70 congregations belonging to the Presbytery of Baltimore. Geographically those selected for this project stretches from Harford County (Deer Creek Harmony Church) at the east end to Allegany County (First of Cumberland Church) at the west end. There are six windows and four doors in the selection. Of the six windows, two of the windows are more traditional in that they are figurative while four of the windows have more symbolic designs. Because Of the placement of the windows in some churches, it was necessary to crop out the window frames, which resulted in more abstract presentations in those photographs. Two of the windows are not stained glass windows. The Cumberland window is made of painted glass, while the Haundale window consists of colored glass panels.
| Photography of Churches | Germany | Second Presbyterian Church of Baltimore | Baltimore Presbytery Churches |
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| Photo Galleries | Impressionist Reflection | Landscape | Bach | Schubert | Travel | Churches |
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