The First World War memorial baptistery at St. Thomas's is graced with Great War memorial windows. The windows were created in 1922 by Archibald John Davies (b. 1877) of the Bromsgrove Guild, England to remember the deaths suffered by the parish's sons (and one daughter) in 1914-18. They consist of five twin-light windows depicting knights, saints, angels, a wounded soldier, and the Crucifixion.
Saint Thomas Anglican - Angel with Chalice
Victoria Edwards1
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Saint Thomas Anglican - Saint George
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4
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Saint Thomas Anglican - Saint Michael
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4
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Saint Thomas Anglican - wounded soldier
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Type
Great War memorial windows
Toronto, Ontario
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Location
Great War memorial windows
383 Huron Street
Toronto
Ontario
Great War memorial windows
383 Huron Street
Toronto
Ontario
GPS Coordinates
Lat. 43.6658127
Long. -79.4009943
Lat. 43.6658127
Long. -79.4009943