Denver is home to an inspiring array of art and architecture, and some of the city’s finest treasures are its stained glass installations. Whether you’re a local art lover or visiting the Mile High City, these five destinations are perfect for experiencing stunning stained glass work throughout Denver. 1. Cathedral
Scottish Stained Glass was honored to restore the stained glass windows at Vernon Chapel AME Church in Tulsa, Oklahoma, a historically significant site known for surviving the 1921 Tulsa Race Massacre. This project—the Vernon Chapel AME Church stained glass restoration—revived 21 original windows, preserving both their spiritual and community legacy.
Restoring Historic Stained Glass at Greens Farms Church, Westport, CT Scottish Stained Glass was entrusted with the Greens Farms Church stained glass restoration in Westport, Connecticut, one of the oldest congregations in the region. Founded in 1711, Green’s Farms Church has a long history of resilience and renewal. Its sanctuary
Restoring the Pearl Harbor Memorial Window Scottish Stained Glass was honored to restore the monumental stained glass at Moanalua Community Church in Honolulu, Hawaii, originally built as Pearl Harbor Memorial Community Church in 1958. Designed by artist John Wallis, this immense A-frame window is one of the largest single stained
Scottish Stained Glass was honored to restore the large-scale stained glass installations at Clairemont Lutheran Church in San Diego, California. These stunning windows blend modern stained glass techniques with religious symbolism. Our comprehensive restoration not only revived their visual brilliance but reinforced their structural integrity, ensuring that this spiritual centerpiece
Stained glass is one of the most enduring art forms in American churches. In Ohio, Market Street Baptist Church in Zanesville is home to some of the most extraordinary Tiffany-style stained glass windows. Recently, Scottish Stained Glass began restoring these 150-year-old masterpieces, ensuring their legacy continues for future generations. This
