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Home »1944 UK: Stump Stain Glass

1944 UK: Stump Stain Glass

In 1944 Annie Clarke bequeathed the stainless window (shown below) to St. Botolph’s Church commemorating John Cotton’s 1630 farewell sermon to his parishioners on the Arbella and Anne Bradstreet, America’s first poetess.

Anne Bradstreet window — photos by B.A. Cotton

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TIES BETWEEN THE TWO BOSTONS » COTTON’S BOSTONS: OLD & NEW

September 27, 2019 4:13 pm

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