David and Helen Maitland Armstrong Census

St. Paul's Episcopal Church, Poughkeepsie, New York

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Site Id:	3.94.1
Rating:	1 star
Address:	161 Mansion Street
Location:	Poughkeepsie, New York 12601, USA
Lat/Lng:	41.7066, -73.92178
Completeness:	High
Building status:	Extant
Building date:	1873 [NRHP1980]; 1892 [NRHP1980]
Architect:	Emlen T. Littel [NRHP1980]; Richard M. Upjohn [NRHP1980]
See also:	Tiffany Census

Site Items

3.94.1.1:

Traver Memorial Window: Angel of God (1893) (Extant)

Item 3.94.1.1

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Glossary (of terms) and References (as found in square brackets [...])

Status:	Extant [PHOTO]
Memorial name:	Traver Memorial Window
Theme:	Angel of God [INSCRIPTION, ORG]
Signature:
Documentation:	[PEE1893, ART1893]
Designer:	Helen Maitland Armstrong [ART1893]
Memorial details:	Albert D. Traver D.D. (20 Nov 1815 - 3 Dec 1866) [INSCRIPTION, PEE1893, ART1893, FINDAGRAVE]
Donor:	Dr. Guy C. Bayley [PEE1893]
Date:	In place when church re-dedicated, 12 Sep 1893 [PEE1893]
Lancets:	3 x 2 [PHOTO]
Inscription:	IN MEMORY OF / ALBERT D TRAVER D D / A D 1815 - 1866 / FOR TWENTY YEARS RECTOR OF THIS CHURCH // THERE STOOD BY ME THIS NIGHT / THE ANGEL OF GOD / WHOSE I AM AND WHO I SERVE / SAYING FEAR NOT [PHOTO, PEE1893]
Category:	Angel
Location:	chancel [PHOTO, PEE1893]
Comment:	Exhibited at the 1893 Chicago Exposition (at least the cartoon of the central window) [PEE1893, ART1893]

References

ART1893:	Art and Handicraft in the Woman's Building of the World's Columbian Exposition Chicago 1893, ed. Maud Howe Elliott (1893, p. 60)
FINDAGRAVE:	Findagrave.com, for deducing biographical or genealogical information
INSCRIPTION:	Inscription on item
NRHP1980:	National Register of Historic Places, Townley McElhiney Sharp (1980)
ORG:	Organization
PEE1893:	Poughkeepsie Evening Enterprise (12 Sep 1893, p. 4)
PHOTO:	Photo of item