David and Helen Maitland Armstrong Census

Yale University, Battell Chapel, New Haven, Connecticut

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The meaning of the site and item attributes is explained in the glossary.

Site Id:	8.23.8
Rating:	1 star
Address:	400 College Street
Location:	New Haven, Connecticut 06511, USA
Lat/Lng:	41.30939, -72.92751
Completeness:	High
Building status:	Extant
Building date:	1874-1876 [WIKI]
Architect:	Russell Sturgis, Jr. [WIKI]
See also:	Tiffany Census

Site Items

8.23.8.1:

Thacher Memorial Window: Seneca (1894) (Extant)

Item 8.23.8.1

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

Status:	Extant [PHOTO]
Memorial name:	Thacher Memorial Window
Theme:	Seneca [YDN1894, NYTR1894, SDR1894, BET1894]
Signature:
Documentation:	[YDN1894, NYTR1894, SDR1894, BET1894, CRIT1894]
Designer:	David Maitland Armstrong [YDN1894]
Memorial details:	Professor Thomas Anthony Thacher (11 Jan 1815 - 7 Apr 1886) [YDN1894, NYTR1894, SDR1894, BET1894, CRIT1894, FINDAGRAVE]
Donor:	the college authorities and his former associates on the faculty [YDN1894]
Date:	Unveiled Commencement Day, 1894 [NYTR1894, BET1894, CRIT1894]
Lancets:	1 [PHOTO, NYTR1894]
Inscription:	THOMAS ANTONIVS THACHER, LINGVAE ET LITTERARVM LATINARVM PROFESSOR AB ANNO MDCCCXLII AD ANNVM MDCCCLXXXVI. // O ET PRAESIDIVM ET DVLCE DECVS. [YDN1894, NYTR1894, CRIT1894, PHOTO]
Category:	Historic Figure
After design:	the head of the figure is taken from the bust of Seneca in the National Museum at Naples [YDN1894]

References

BET1894:	Boston Evening Transcript (20 Jun 1894, p. 5)
CRIT1894:	The Critic (23 Jun 1894, p. 430)
FINDAGRAVE:	Findagrave.com, for deducing biographical or genealogical information
NYTR1894:	New York Daily Tribune (18 Jun 1894, p. 4)
PHOTO:	Photo of item
SDR1894:	The Springfield Daily Republican (19 Jun 1894, p. 4)
WIKI:	Wikipedia
YDN1894:	Yale Daily News (29 Jun 1894, p. 2)