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Stained Glass Window at Elsternwick St. Clement's Anglican Church

 

Location:

Glenhuntly Road, Elsternwick, GLEN EIRA CITY, 3185

Local Government Area:

GLEN EIRA CITY

Heritage Type:

Memorial Artwork, Window

Description:

Subject

Nativity / Crucifixion / Resurrection

Text

unknown

Inscription

unknown

Description & History

The Reverend AE Britten announced the intention to install a stained glass soldiers' memorial in 1920, but it was not until April 1922 that the fund neared its target (£180) and plans could be made for its unveiling by Lord Stradbroke on 10 June 1922. As sometimes happened, the Faculty,the stamp of approval from the Archdiocese, was granted later the same month. In 1927, a rood screen, designed by architects Gawler & Drummond, was erected in the church as a memorial to Captain Melville Rule Hughes AAMC, who was killed at Bapaume.

References & Acknowledgements

Argus, 12 June 1922, p.6; Church of England Messenger, 3 September 1920, p.418; 27 May 1921, p.263; 13 April 1922, p.181; 11 May 1922, p.233; 22 June 1922, p.297; 30 December 1927, p.627.

Year Construction Ended:

1922

Conflicts Commemorated:

First World War 1914-18

Designer/Architect:

Brooks, Robinson & Co

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Names on Honour Roll

 
Surname Given Name
Initials
Deceased Info
Hughes Melville Rule Y