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DAVIS, L:
North Transept West, showing scenes from the life of St Margaret of Scotland: her many and various good works, her death on hearing of Malcolm's death.
DUNCAN, J:
North wall, 2nd from West end of choir "Children's window".
Duncan exhibited a detail of the window, RSA, 1937.
HENDRIE, H:
South wall window to right of Strachan. Resurrection window.
STEPHENS, F & HAYWARD, J:
4-light East window in St Mirin's Chapel, showing the Crucifixion, is Paisley's War Memorial. Theme of Victory through Sacrifice, with Greek letters ICXC - NIKA, Jesus Christ Conqueror. At base shows, as well as the badges of the three fighting services, that of Air Raid precautions, due to the tragic loss of an entire Aid post in 1941. Signed 1954.
STRACHAN, D:
East Window, "Christ enthroned: His universal dominion", 9 lights plus Tracery. Lower lights show St James holding the seal and St Mirin holding a model of the Abbey. 1931.
South wall of Choir, second from East, on the theme of peace, with Christ stilling the tempest. A cemi-circle of dragon-like figures symbolises the turbulent winds. Angels give promise of protection and shelter the figures of Mary and the Child. The figures nearer the base may be interpreted as a prayer for universal peace. The North is represented by a reindeer, the West a hammer, the South a basket of fruit, the East a leopard and a lotus. 1932. Illustrated.
WEBB, C:
West window, St Mirin's Aisle. Christ the King, shows the Sovereignty of Christ by the Kings bearing gifts and the Triumphal Entry into Jerusalem.
THE BULL INN, NEW STREET
Rare Art Nouveau pub with stained glass.
CATHEDRAL
ROMAN CATHOLIC
HARDMAN:
15 lights in Apse, 1956.
HIGH CHURCH
WEBSTER, G:
West wall, 1951.
NEW JERUSALEM CHURCH, GEORGE STREET
ORIGINALLY METHODIST AND SINCE 1851 CHURCH OF FOLLOWERS OF EMANUEL SWEDENBORG (1688-1772).
KIER, J J:
3 windows including
PATON, N (Des); KIER, J J (Fec):
A window.
OAKSHAW TRINITY CHURCH, OAKSHAW STREET EAST.
CLARK, J:
Stained glass window 1990s
ST GEORGE PARISH
2 single lights "very non-descript, decorative panelling" EHW.
ST JAMES, UNDERWOOD ROAD
CHURCH OF SCOTLAND
Stained glass windows 1904.
THREAD STREET CHURCH
WEBSTER, G:
Window in South gallery, 1957.
PORT GLASGOW
CLOKEY:
Circle window, 1955.
ST JOHN'S
ROMAN CATHOLIC
St ENOCH
RENFREW
NORTH CHURCH
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