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| − | {{toplink|url=http://sacredwindowrescueproject.org/|name=sacredwindowrescueproject.org}}This site was created and is maintained by the Beyer Studio in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to connect those who have too many stained glass windows with those parties that can provide appropriate, permanent homes for them. | + | {{toplink|url=http://sacredwindowrescueproject.org/|name=sacredwindowrescueproject.org}}This site was created and is maintained by the Beyer Studio in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania '''to connect those who have too many stained glass windows with those parties that can provide appropriate, permanent homes for them'''. |
Those seeking stained glass windows for projects are welcome to search the collections using the tools provided. We are also happy to assist and advise you in your search, including answering any questions about condition of windows and the potential cost related to preserving and reusing specific windows. | Those seeking stained glass windows for projects are welcome to search the collections using the tools provided. We are also happy to assist and advise you in your search, including answering any questions about condition of windows and the potential cost related to preserving and reusing specific windows. | ||
Revision as of 13:15, 19 May 2020
This site was created and is maintained by the Beyer Studio in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania to connect those who have too many stained glass windows with those parties that can provide appropriate, permanent homes for them.
Those seeking stained glass windows for projects are welcome to search the collections using the tools provided. We are also happy to assist and advise you in your search, including answering any questions about condition of windows and the potential cost related to preserving and reusing specific windows.
Note: The above descriptive information came from the organization's About the Project page.
In The News
- Sacred windows find salvation in Germantown, Hidden City Philadelphia, March 11, 2020.
