Church of the Good Shepherd - Table of Contents
Nave - Church of the Good Shepherd
.96 Jewett Pkwy. at Summit, Buffalo, NY
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the Good Shepherd - Official Home Page
Nave: The central aisle; the part of a church located between the chief entrance and the chancel, and separated from the side aisles by piers or columns The word comes from the Latin "navis" which means "ship" (an early symbol of the church)
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South, west and north ends of the nave. |
The roof-timbers, arches and braces are finished in the natural colors of the wood. |
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South (at the left) and west sides of the nave |
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Floral window by Tiffany Studios |
Floral window by Tiffany Studios |
Presentation of the of the infant Jesus in the Temple by Messrs. Booth of London |
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West (at the left) and north sides of the nave |
1926 Resurrection by Haskins Glass Studios of Rochester, NY |
Detail - Resurrection |
1939 Christ in the Temple by J&R Lamb Studios |
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Detail - Christ in the Temple |
The pulpit of brass and oak is a memorial |
Pulpit detail |
Sources of captions:
- 1977 Church of the Good Shepherd Nomination for City of Buffalo Landmark Status, edited by Alison Fleischmann
- A Century in the Fold: A History if the Church of the Good Shepherd, by Ellen W. Parisi, 1988
