Paul Lancaster

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"The Good Shepherd" Stained Glass Window, circa 1890

By Carl Armquist

Located in London, GB

St Mary in Lancaster and St Paul's Church in Scotforth. Their work can also be found throughout the

Antique 19th Century British Windows

"The Good Shepherd" Stained Glass Window, circa 1890

H 75.4 in W 34.65 in D 3.15 in

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