St. John’s Lutheran Church in Knoxville had been coal
heated. A thick layer of soot had collected on and
between the two and three layers of glass on their
windows. In July 2004, we removed the Good Shepherd
window; completely dismantled it; cleaned each piece of
glass; glued broken pieces with a UV glass epoxy; then
rebuilt the windows. We installed them back into their
original frames using the original trim. Next we will
remove the protective glazing; scrape and paint the
exterior of the frames; then install new protective
glazing. We will restore each window one at a time
until all the windows are restored. This is a full
restoration. Once restored, the windows will last
another 75 to 100 years.
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