One Hundred Years
Subtitle: 1877 - 1977; First Presbyterian Church, Astoria, Oregon
Publisher: First Presbyterian Church
Published: 1977
Language: eng
Number of pages: 42
Subjects: Astoria, Oregon; First Presbyterian Church; Truman Powers; C. Leinenweber; William H. Gray; Katie and Nellie Flavel; Henry Marcotte; Eleazer W. Garner; Williams Gilbert; David J. Ferguson; John L. Goodenberger; Povey Brothers
Description: <div>Paperback booklet held together with two staples along the left margin. There are light blue covers illustrated with black and white photos. The front cover has an image in the center of the iconic church steeple inside an oval frame. At the top and bottom of the front cover is the title and name of the church. The back cover is a full page photo of the famous stained glass windows inside the church. (See below*) Size: 5.5" x 8.5"</div><div><br /></div><div>*From the Newsletter for The Lower Columbia Preservation Society, July/August, 2009: "On May 13th, 2009, the LCPS and Clatsop Community College hosted..... a lecture on The Povey Brothers Art Glass Works. Portland's David Schllicker, a stained glass window expert, discussed the revolutionary studio, which produced opalescent glass for churches and wealthy homes throughout the West Coast, including Astoria. For generations the Povey family created artistic glass windows in England. David Povey studied at the Cooper Union Institute of Art in New York and traveled throughout Europe before opening a studio in Portland. He partnered with his brother George, operating a Portland studio from 1888 to 1929. Their work appears in Craigdarroch Castle, Victoria BC; the Pittock Mansion, Portland; the Deepwood Estate, Salem; and the First Presbyterian Church, Astoria. According to Schlicker, the brothers' craftsmanship enabled them to create a level of artwork previously unknown. He discussed the unusual color combinations and common themes, such as dogwood and fish design elements."<br /></div>