FIRST PARISH PLYMOUTH

STAINED-GLASS WINDOWS

First Parish Meetinghouse is home to a collection of beautifully crafted stained-glass

windows, some designed by Tiffany Studios and donated by Mayflowers Descendants.

Signing The Compact

Designed by Edward Peck Sperry and made by Tiffany Studios. This window was made for the Society of Mayflower Descendants in the state of New York, to place in First Church in Plymouth, MA. It portrays the group at the table in the cabin including Bradford, Brewster, Winslow, Carver, Standish and Mrs. White.

Civil Liberty

The Vital Air of

Social Progress

John Robinson Blessing the Pilgrims

on their departure from Delft Haven

The center window depicts John Robinson giving his farewell sermon to members of his flock. The left window shows those departing Holland while the right shows the agony of those left behind. The windows were a gift from Frances Walker Ladd in memory of her brother, Edward Johnson Walker.

 The Treaty with Massasoit

 In a partially finished house, Carver is shown giving the Indian chieftain, Massasoit a ring and a glass of liquor to seal the terms of the treaty, by which they lived in peace for many years afterward.