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| chapel at Stella Niagara Nature Preserve |
Today’s blogging challenge is to write about glass windows. I love windows made of glass. They are beautiful. They are see through and they are reflective at the same time.
Glass windows were invented in the fourteenth century, but they weren’t used in homes until the sixteenth century.
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| St. Luke’s Mission of Mercy, Buffalo |
Before that, most glass windows were in churches and cathedrals.
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| window at the Grand Island Welcome Center, designed to resemble a Frank Lloyd Wright window style |
They were beautiful, decorative stained glass windows that were made with methods that are no longer used for a number of reasons, including safety.
I love to draw and paint windows and to take photographs of windows, just because they are so beautiful.
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| picture window in North Tonawanda, NY |
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| North Buffalo, near the Buffalo History Museum |
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| Buffalo’s west side |
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| Another set of windows from Buffalo’s west side, taken during the annual Garden Walk. The earliest building in Buffalo was constructed around 1800. Most buildings were constructed after about 1814, as Buffalo was burned down during the War of 1812. |
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| windows in Buffalo’s west side, framed by a purple house |
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| Saint Paul’s Episcopal Cathedral in downtown Buffalo |
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| North Buffalo |
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| window framed by ivy in Buffalo |
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| Van Horn Mansion, Burt, NY. Originally owned by Judge James Van Horn, this building was opened in 1823. |
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| round window in a chapel at Niagara on the Lake |
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| downtown Buffalo |
In this blog post, I have tried to show a wide variety of window styles that have attracted my eye within the past few years. I hope that you have enjoyed the tour of Western New York windows.
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| near the Buffalo History Museum in Buffalo |
Alice, love the gorgeous glass windows you have featured today..!
I never realized Buffalo's Garden Walk is the largest in the nation. I loved all of your pictures. I look forward to Sacred Sites Sunday in my Binghamton area when various churches hold open houses. we have many art treasures in this area, including Tiffany windows.
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