There are 5 churches in Cumbria (+1 Priory) featuring stained glass designed by, or manufactured by William Morris.

They are:

• St Martin's Church, Brampton
• St James' Church, Staveley
• Jesus' Church, Troutbeck
• Lanercost Priory
• Ponsonby Church
• St Peter's Church, Kirkbampton

Perhaps most famous is the east window of St James Church in Staveley seen below which was designed and and manufactured by Morris.

An image of part of one of the panels was used on the Royal Mail Christmas stamps in 2009.

The combined image, and the 3 individual panels are available for rights managed use from the Alamy Image Library:

• Click here for the full image of the 3 panels. (63 megapixels)
• Click here for the left panel.
• Click here for the centre panel.
• Click here for the right panel.

Click the image below for a fully zoomable version of the image, which can be viewed full screen.

(Photographed courtesy of the Churchwardens & people of the parish of Troutbeck - Visit the Troutbeck Village Associaton website).

This is the fantastic East window of Jesus Church, Troutbeck, in Cumbria.
It was designed mostly by Sir Edward Burne-Jones working for William Morris, in 1873.
(Morris and Ford Maddox Brown also had some input on the design).

The original image was produced from 16 photographs stitched together for a file size of around 82 megapixels. The version shown here is a little smaller than that, though it still allows a very detailed view of this fantastic window.

If you are interested in rights managed use of this image, it is available from the Alamy image library.
Click here for full details.

Click the image below for a fully zoomable version of the image which can also be viewed full screen.

See the full hi-res image