The eight remaining clerestory windows were produced domestically, the last being installed in 1946. Two eighteen-foot tall diamond light windows, flanking the organ case, and the four tracery arch windows in the second floor tower room, are all that remains of the building's original glass. They date from 1868 and were created by the Charles Belcher Company of Newark, New Jersey. At some point it was removed and placed in storage. The window is now on exhibit in the Guild Hall Dinning Room.
Plans are underway to restore a damaged portion of the window.
We are indebted to Cathedral Historian, Mr. Fred Weinman, for his invaluable contribution to this project.