St. Luke’s Church stained glass receives much needed repairs
Tracy Wallach, of Classic Glass Ltd, sands and repairs the wood trim around each glass pane prior to painting and installing insulated double paned windows. Photo by Charity Maness / Fall River County Herald Star
The Masonic stained-glass window viewed from inside the historic St. Lukes Church. The massive stained glass measuring 10 feet wide and 15 feet high was dedicated in 1901 to the church honoring those of the craft. Photo by Charity Maness / Fall River County Herald Star
HOT SPRINGS ¬– Over the past week, St. Luke’s Episcopal Church in Hot Springs has undergone some beautifying and protective work on their massive Masonic stainedglass window, which was originally installed in 1901, measuring 10 feet wide by 15 feet high.
“The plexiglass placed in the 1970s has weathered,” said St. Lukes Deacon Linda Valandra, “and we lose so much heat in the winter.”
