Stained glass, broken and irreplaceable.
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Irreplaceable
14 responses to “Irreplaceable”
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That’s a shame – I hope they repair the window. Last week they finished the Meadowbrook Hall stained glass windows which were replaced due to vandalism. That project took a while. Luckily someone had taken photos of the windows just prior to the vandalism, so they could replicate them.
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I hope it is repaired too but I may never know. I stopped by the cemetery a few times before we moved away from Indiana to see if it was fixed. Sadly, it seemed to have been forgotten.
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That’s too bad – unfortunately it will languish forever like that unless someone takes action to get it restored.
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I will probably be heading to Indiana in a few months. Hoping to stop by to check on the window again.
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I hope you will be pleased to find it has been repaired.
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That would be nice.
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Thought-provoking image! I like your choice of B&W.
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Thanks, Denise. So glad you enjoyed the window.
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A beautiful work of art at one time. Do you know how old it is?
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If I remember correctly, it dates back to the late 1800s. I went back a couple of times to check and see if the stained glass had been replaced. The last time I was at this cemetery was a couple of years ago and it had not been fixed.
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I thought it was quite old. Sad it’s not fixed, but I am sure it would be quite expensive these days.
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I think it would be too. Made me sad to see it broken.
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It is a lovely stained glass window and B&W highlights differences that colour probably wouldn’t show. A wonderful photo Irene
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Thanks, Brian. So glad you enjoyed it.
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I am curious to know your thoughts.