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Saint John's Episcopal Church, Williamstown

Rotch & Tilden
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URI
http://hdl.handle.net/1721.3/140269
Date
1895-1896
Description
Detail, stepped gable end with additional stone buttresses of nave wall, rear of the church; The church parish was organized in 1894. Harley T. Proctor donated glacial fieldstone from Stone Hill (above the present Clark Art Institute) which gives the building its heavily rusticated look and reproduces the historic Romanesque and Gothic church type known as Feldsteinkirche, which was used again in Romanesque Revival styles. This church copies Norman Romanesque examples. The firm partners were Arthur Rotch (1850-1894) and George Thomas Tilden (1845-1919). Some of the stained glass (ca. 1895-1950) comes from the Boston studios of Charles Connick. The present church school and office building was added in 1955. Source: Saint John's Episcopal Church, Williamstown [website]; http://saintjohnswilliamstown.org/ (accessed 6/20/2012)
Type of Work
church
Subject
architecture, revival styles, Romanesque Revival, Nineteenth century
Rights
© Scott Gilchrist, Archivision, Inc.
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