Works containing the subject St Julian the Hospitaller (Julian(us) Hospitator) (11H(JULIAN)) in Stained Glass in Wales

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St Julian the Hospitaller (Julian(us) Hospitator)
He designed chapels in mid-Wales at Bala, Machynlleth and Montgomery, the Calvinistic Methodist College at Bala as well as the railway station at Newtown and the Market Hall in Dolgellau. Spaull also renovated several Anglican churches.

11H(JULIAN)

Possible attributes: boat, book, dog, falcon, oar, stag, sword

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Works containing this subject

St Julian the Hospitaller (Julian(us) Hospitator) He designed chapels in mid-Wales at Bala, Machynlleth and Montgomery, the Calvinistic Methodist College at Bala as well as the railway station at Newtown and the Market Hall in Dolgellau. Spaull also renovated several Anglican churches.11H(JULIAN)

St Julian the Hospitaller (Julian(us) Hospitator)
He designed chapels in mid-Wales at Bala, Machynlleth and Montgomery, the Calvinistic Methodist College at Bala as well as the railway station at Newtown and the Market Hall in Dolgellau. Spaull also renovated several Anglican churches.

11H(JULIAN)