Tiffany Census

Hanson Place Central United Methodist Church, Brooklyn, New York City, New York

Note: the text in the square brackets ([...]) are a short form of references which have been used to deduce the corresponding information.
The meaning of the site and item attributes is explained in the glossary.

Site Id:	2.1.34
Rating:	Unrated
Other name(s):	Hanson Place Methodist Episcopal Church; Central Methodist Episcopal Church
Address:	88 Hanson Place
Location:	Brooklyn, New York City, New York 11217, USA
Lat/Lng:	40.68538, -73.97725
Tiffany 1910:	Page 16
Duncan 1980:	Page 203
Tiffany 1897:	Not listed
Tiffany 1893:	Not listed
Tiffany 1886:	Not listed
Completeness:	Medium
Building status:	Extant
Building date:	1929-1931 [LPC1978]
Architect:	Halsey, McCormick and Helmer [LPC1978]
Comment:	Previous building, 1872-1873, which is where windows originally were, was demolished because subway construction made it structurally unsound [LPC1978, DEDUCED]
Also of interest:

Site Items

2.1.34.1:	French Memorial Window: Christ Blessing Children (1904) (Unknown)
2.1.34.2:	Booth Memorial Window: Christ and Rich Young Man (1904) (Unknown)

Item 2.1.34.1

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

Status:	Unknown
Confidence:	High
Memorial name:	French Memorial Window
Theme:	Christ Blessing Children [TIFF1910, DUNC1980]
Tiffany 1910:	Page 16
Duncan 1980:	Page 203
Tiffany 1897:	Not listed
Signature:
Other documentation:	[EAGLE1904A, BC1904A]
Designer:
Memorial details:	John French [EAGLE1904A, BC1904A]
	and also his wife Sarah Rushmore French [EAGLE1904A]
Donor:	their children and grandchildren [EAGLE1904A]
Date:	Unveiled 3 Jan 1904 [BC1904A]
	Unveiled 10 Jan 1904 [EAGLE1904A]
Inscription:
Category:	Christ Blessing Children
After design:	Painting by Bernhard Plockhorst [EAGLE1904A]

Item 2.1.34.2

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Booth Memorial Window: Christ and Rich Young Man

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

Status:	Unknown
Confidence:	High
Memorial name:	Booth Memorial Window (Strout Memorial Window)
Theme:	Christ and Rich Young Man [TIFF1910, DUNC1980]
Tiffany 1910:	Page 16
Duncan 1980:	Page 203
Tiffany 1897:	Not listed
Signature:
Other documentation:	[EAGLE1904C, EAGLE1904D, BC1904B, NYG1904]
Designer:
Memorial details:	Samuel Booth (4 Jul 1818 - 19 Oct 1894) [EAGLE1904B, EAGLE1904C, EAGLE1904D, BC1904B, BRSU1904, NYG1904]
Donor:	the children of the Sunday School [NYG1904]
Date:	Unveiled 30 Oct 1904 [NYG1904, EAGLE1904B, EAGLE1904D, BC1904B]
Inscription:
Category:	Christ
Location:	middle of the east side of the nave [NYG1904]
After design:	Painting by Heinrich Hofmann [EAGLE1904C, BRSU1904, NYG1904]
Tiffany/Duncan comment:	Tiffany 1910 calls this the Strout Memorial Window because likely a Strout, possibly Geraldine C. Harmon (Mrs. Albion P.) Strout, was the person who organised the window with the Tiffany company [TIFF1910, DUNC1980, FINDAGRAVE, DEDUCED]

References

BC1904A:	The Brooklyn Citizen (2 Jan 1904, p. 5)
BC1904B:	The Brooklyn Citizen (29 Oct 1904, p. 3)
BRSU1904:	Brooklyn Daily Standard Union (12 Nov 1904, p. 3)
DEDUCED:	Deduced from other information
DUNC1980:	Tiffany Windows, Alastair Duncan (1980)
EAGLE1904A:	Brooklyn Daily Eagle (11 Jan 1904, p. 12)
EAGLE1904B:	Brooklyn Daily Eagle (29 Oct 1904, p. 3)
EAGLE1904C:	Brooklyn Daily Eagle (12 Nov 1904, p. 6)
EAGLE1904D:	Brooklyn Daily Eagle (14 Nov 1904, p. 17)
FINDAGRAVE:	Findagrave.com, for deducing biographical or genealogical information
LPC1978:	Brooklyn Academy of Music Historic District Designation Report, Landmark Preservation Commission (1978, p. 1)
NYG1904:	New York Globe and Commercial Advertiser (29 Oct 1904, p. 11)
TIFF1886:	Announcement in American Architect and Building News, Tiffany Glass Company (6 Feb 1886)
TIFF1893:	Chicago Exposition booklet, Tiffany Glass & Decorating Company (1893)
TIFF1897:	A List of Windows: And Extracts from Letters & Newspapers, Tiffany Glass & Decorating Company (1897)
TIFF1910:	A Partial List of Tiffany Windows, Tiffany Studios (1910)