Hyson Green St Stephen

Glass

Key to windows

West window, left-
hand main light		 West window, right-
hand main light
Detail of inscription
on right-hand main light		 Showing the structure
of the whole west
window, including the
large central buttress

1West windows - Central two main lights

In memory of William Henry Hutchinson of Basford - died 1807

1aThe baptism of Jesus

Dedicated by Elizabeth his wife

1bThe transfiguration of Jesus

Dedicated by his children

West window of south aisle Detail of inscription
on the window

2West window - South aisle

Adoration of the Magi

In memory of Frederick Charlesworth, died 1895

3West window - North aisle

Jesus received in the Temple by Simeon and Anna

In memory of Edwin Denman, Churchwarden at Bunkers Hill for 18 years - died 1898

The central two lights
of the four-light
Ruth window		 Inscription at the
bottom of the
right-hand light
Angel figure at the top of the right-hand light
(There is a similar angel figure in the left-hand light)

4East end of nave south wall

Ruth gleaning in the fields

In memory of Laura Martin (d. 1943) whose ashes are interred under the window. It was dedicated on Palm Sunday, 14th April 1946. Her ashes were interred under the window at the request of her husband Albert Edward Martin of 120 Gregory Boulevard.

Central two lights of the four-light Ascension window
Angel figure at the top
of the left-hand light		 Similar angel figure at the
top of the right-hand light

5Middle of nave south wall

The Ascension of Jesus

Erected by past and present members of the congregation in memory of the first Vicar of St Stephens, Hyson Green, the Rev GD Gordon. Following his death in 1936, £58 was raised towards a memorial fund which, after much debate, was put towards a stained glass window. It was dedicated on Ascension Day 1938, the church’s fortieth anniversary.