Own a truly unique piece of St. Charles Borromeo Seminary history. This autonomous stained-glass panel is an original portion of the historic windows that once adorned St. Martin's Chapel at St. Charles Borromeo Seminary.

Created by P. J. Reeves & Company in the 1920s, these beautiful windows reflect the artistry and craftsmanship of a bygone era. As the Seminary transitioned to its new campus, the original windows were carefully disassembled and preserved as individual autonomous panels, allowing their beauty and legacy to continue for generations to come.

This panel features a beautifully rendered religious figure surrounded by intricate decorative glasswork in rich, vibrant tones. At 22.5" x 40.5", it is a substantial and distinctive piece that offers the winning bidder the opportunity to own a tangible piece of the Seminary's history.

Your purchase will also help shape the future of the Seminary. Proceeds from the sale of these historic windows will be reserved for ongoing chapel beautification projects at the new campus, helping preserve and enhance the sacred spaces where future generations will worship, pray, and form their faith. This item is truly priceless!

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