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Author Topic: Anyone heard of a UK Glass maker 1930's called Walmsley?  (Read 6236 times)

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Re: Anyone heard of a UK Glass maker 1930's called Walmsley?
« Reply #20 on: May 15, 2022, 11:32:25 AM »
Much information in this book link about Luke Walmsley and stained glass windows. See pages 160 to end (I put Walmsley in the search box so the relevant pages appeared - to save time):

THE WHITE CHURCH, FAIRHAVEN:
AN ARTIST TRADER'S PROTESTANT BYZANTIUM 1
J. C. G. Binfield



https://www.hslc.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/142-8-Binfield.pdf

Also on page 172 it references Luke Walmsley's 'artist son' dying in 1985- Bernard Walmsley.

see also note 71:

'71 Bernard Dean Walmsley, who became a deacon at the White Church in
1923, and died 2 July 1985, also left cartoons of stained glass windows
made by his wife and himself to Queen Elizabeth's Grammar School,
Blackburn, and to Samlesbury Hall, Blackburn'

 

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