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John's Episcopal Church is one of seven remaining churches with a complete collection of Tiffany Windows. John’s Episcopal Church elizramsey / Atlas Obscura User Tiffany Studios signature detail elizramsey / Atlas Obscura User St. John’s Episcopal Church Exterior elizramsey / Atlas Obscura User Sanctuary & Rose Window of St.
John’s Episcopal elizramsey / Atlas Obscura User Rose Window, St. John’s Episcopal Church elizramsey / Atlas Obscura User Rose Window, St. John’s Episcopal elizramsey / Atlas Obscura User Nestled on a quiet back street in the once-booming oil town of Franklin, PA, sits St.
While the exterior is pleasing and well-maintained, the true treasures are discovered once you pass through the large wood-and-iron doors. John's was created by the studios of Louis Comfort Tiffany! John's is one of only seven remaining churches with a complete collection of Tiffany windows.
The main sanctuary houses a Rose Window (the 3rd largest ever created by Tiffany Studios) as well as a series of triptychs depicting the life of Christ.Beyond the windows, there are other interesting architectural highlights to take in, like the rare rosewood pews and two detailed mosaics created by Gorham Art Studio. You can visit the windows Tuesdays through Fridays from 8 AM to 2 PM. If you'd like a guided tour, please call the church office to arrange it at least one week before your visit.
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