Detail from the Nativity Window in Christchurch - the shepherds
The above window was made and donated to Christchurch in 1987 by stained glass artist John Hayward to replace a window that had been vandalised.
The two windows depicted above and below were donated in 1922 in memory of Fitzroy
Pleydell Goddard who was part of the Goddard Family the long standing Lords of the Manor in old
Swindon. The window below is particularly
interesting as the upper part of the window portrays a country landscape. The lower part includes two sets of
Coats of Arms one which has a golden stag and the other a pair of ravens.
Detail from the Nativity Window in Christchurch - the shepherds
The above window was made and donated to Christchurch in 1987 by stained glass artist John Hayward to replace a window that had been vandalised.
The two windows depicted above and below were donated in 1922 in memory of Fitzroy Pleydell Goddard who was part of the Goddard Family the long standing Lords of the Manor in old Swindon. The window below is particularly interesting as the upper part of the window portrays a country landscape. The lower part includes two sets of Coats of Arms one which has a golden stag and the other a pair of ravens. 
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