Category:Stained-glass windows of St George's Church, Belfast
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English: Stained glass windows are to be found in the chancel, and the north and south aisles. Multiple windows including the Baird window suffered from the blasts during the troubles, most severely in July 1973. The tripartite east window by A. Gibbs of London from the late 1860s is the oldest, multiple windows are from Clokey & Co., Belfast. (See Groundplan by gloine.ie. and Brian M. Walker, A History of St George's Church Belfast, p. 69–70, 116, 138, 155, 164.)
Media in category "Stained-glass windows of St George's Church, Belfast"
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Belfast St George's Church Window W02 Ascension 2018 08 24.jpg 963 × 2,157; 1.73 MB
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Belfast St George's Church Window W04 King David 2018 08 24.jpg 2,235 × 2,082; 4.51 MB
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Belfast St George's Church Window W05 Christ as Good Shepherd 2018 08 24.jpg 2,274 × 2,181; 4.2 MB
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Belfast St George's Church Window W07 Saint George 2018 08 24.jpg 2,262 × 3,153; 5.01 MB
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Belfast St George's Church Window W11 Nativity 2018 08 24.jpg 3,386 × 2,045; 4.19 MB
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Belfast St George's Church Window W12 Crucifixion 2018 08 24.jpg 954 × 2,232; 1.29 MB
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Small stained glass window, St. George's, Belfast. U.K..JPG 3,200 × 2,400; 1.56 MB