Monday November 7, 2005 at 6:30 PM
Undercroft in Trinity Church
Copley Square, Boston
(Please enter at the Clarendon Street
Parish House entrance.)

The lecture is free and open to the public.
A reception to follow the lecture.

The contributions of three craftsmen — Otto
Heinigke, Harry E. Goodhue, and William
Willet — key members of what Charles J.
Connick termed the "Early School" of
American stained glass artists, were critical
to the American acceptance of the English
Arts & Crafts revitalization of the traditional
materials, techniques, and craftsmanship of
the art of stained glass.

Mr. Tannler is History Collections Director at
Pittsburgh History & Landmarks Foundation