Stained Glass of Buckinghamshire Churches

Windows by A L Moore - Maker

Arthur Louis Moore (1849-1939) was born in Brixton and apprenticed in 1868 to a glass painter, J. T. Lyon, with a workshop in Fitzroy Square. In 1871 he set up a partnership, "Gibbs & Moore, artists in stained glass and mural decorations," first in Great Russell Street, then in Southampton Row, where the firm continued to supply churches all over the country, and even beyond it, well into the twentieth century. By this time it was being run by his son, Charles Eustace Moore (1880-c.1965), whom he had taken into partnership in 1896. In its later history, A. L. Moore and Son remained in the Bloomsbury area until 1946, finally closing in about 1955 when it was located in Regent's Park Terrace. (Jacqueline Banerjee. www.victorianaweb.org)

12 Windows, listed in Church Order

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Window	Location	Church	Date	Craftsmen
	N aisle N (C)	St John the Evangelist in Ashley Green	1930	A L Moore
	Chancel N (2E)	St John the Evangelist in Ashley Green	†1916	A L Moore
	Chancel N (E)	St John the Evangelist in Ashley Green	†1916	A L Moore
	East	St Simon & Jude in Castlethorpe	†1899	A L Moore
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	Chancel S	St Lawrence in Cholesbury	†1899	A L Moore
	Nave S	St Lawrence in Cholesbury	Unknown	A L Moore
	N aisle W	St Mary in Denham	1913	A L Moore
	Chancel N	St John the Evangelist in Farnham Common	1908	A L Moore
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	Chancel S	All Saints in Hulcott	1898	A L Moore
	Nave S	All Saints in Hulcott	1899	A L Moore
	Chancel N (W)	St Mary & St Nicholas in Saunderton	after 1905	A L Moore
	S aisle S (E)	St Mary in Shenley Church End (MK)	†1913	A L Moore

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Stained Glass of Buckinghamshire Churches