Stained Glass - Table of Contents
Stained Glass Studios in Buffalo, NY
Buffalo, NY. and Western New York
Inventory of Stained Glass Windows in Western New York
A History of Early Stained Glass Manufacturing in Buffalo, New York by Chris Andrle
Booth, William / George M.
History:
- Father: William; son: George M. Both worked for Buffalo Stained Glass Works (above), but George M.also started his own firm in 1888, Queen City Stained Glass
- Firm changed its name in 1909 to Booth Art Glass Co.
- Firm closed when George retired in 1919
- Chris Andrle, A History of Early Stained Glass Manufacturing in Buffalo, New York
- Jennifer Walkowski,History - Richmond Avenue Methodist Episcopal Church: Queen City Stained Glass Works/ Booth Art Glass Works
- Booth Art Glass Co. business card Courtesy of Trudy Bauer
- G. M. Booth employees 1892 photo Courtesy of Trudy Bauer
- Asbury Methodist/Babeville: Geometric window by Booth & Riester
- Worked for Buffalo Stained Glass Works (above), but also started his own firm, the Glass and Enameller Studio at 106 main St.
- Chris Andrle, A History of Early Stained Glass Manufacturing in Buffalo, New York
- George L. Burns business card
- "Burns was born in Burlington, Vermont in 1820 and moved to Buffalo when he was 16. After working for Buffalo Stained Glass Works he opened his own studio in 1851 ... marketed heavily in the Great Lakes region and Episcopal publications in the late 1850s. With the Civil Was he focused on just the Episcopal publications and New York State ... Burns had a stroke in 1870 that effectively ended his career."- Greg Witul
Glass Roots Stained Glass Studio (Official Home Page)
Jane Jacobson's studio
Windows:
- Temple Beth Zedek: 14 windows in sanctuary and hal
Images in Glass, Inc. (Official Home Page)
Windows:
- Saint Joseph Church, North Tonawnada
- Saints Peter and Paul RC Church, Hamburg, NY: 2 small windows in Blessed Sacrament Chapel and Reconcilliation Room
Iroquois Door Co.
Jacobson, Jane
See: Glass Roots Stained Glass Studio
Kelly, SM Ann Therese
Mazur, Joseph
Myers, William H.
Worked for Buffalo Stained Glass Works (above), but also started his own fir
Queen City
See Booth (above)
