Commander Douglas Lascelles memorial stained glass

The stained glass windows, a component of the church’s commemorative program, are dedicated to various individuals of importance to the history of the church or to the naval and military history of Esquimalt. The earliest stained glass windows, situated in the apse, were fabricated in England and were installed in the church (originally in the chancel) as part of alterations performed in 1879. These two single windows, each flanking the altar, display images of David and Goliath (left, dedicated to Commander Douglas Lascelles, Royal Navy, died 1869).

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The stained glass windows, a component of the church’s commemorative program, are dedicated to various individuals of importance to the history of the church or to the naval and military history of Esquimalt. The earliest stained glass windows, situated in the apse, were fabricated in England and were installed in the church (originally in the chancel) as part of alterations performed in 1879. These two single windows, each flanking the altar, display images of David and Goliath (left, dedicated to Commander Douglas Lascelles, Royal Navy, died 1869).

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