St. John AME | Norfolk, VA

Project Notes

Lynchburg Stained Glass was commissioned to restore this storm-damaged stained-glass window. The top portion of the window frame had failed and twisted inward. LSG installed temporary bracing to support the window while we fabricated a new frame and repaired the stained glass.

Frame: Lynchburg Stained Glass fabricated and installed a new wood frame using rot-resistant lumber.

Stained Glass: LSG removed, disassembled, and reassembled the stained glass with new lead came.

Original frame prior to removal

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Fabrication of replacement frame

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Reinstalled – new frame and restored stained glass

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