Museum exhibit celebrates 150 years of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church

  • “The Annunciation” is the only stained-glass window at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church that depicts its patron saint, the mother of Jesus. It was given in memory of T.H. Haynie by his daughter, Mrs. C.D. Stokes. A miniature of the window is featured at the museum as part of the exhibition for the 150th anniversary of the church’s founding. COURTESY PHOTO
    “The Annunciation” is the only stained-glass window at St. Mary’s Episcopal Church that depicts its patron saint, the mother of Jesus. It was given in memory of T.H. Haynie by his daughter, Mrs. C.D. Stokes. A miniature of the window is featured at the museum as part of the exhibition for the 150th anniversary of the church’s founding. COURTESY PHOTO
    Lampasas County Museum is pleased to help celebrate 150 years of St. Mary’s Episcopal Church, the oldest church building with continuous worship services in Lampasas County. The exhibition, which opens today, will be on display at the museum through Nov. 1. The display is a collaboration between the museum and St. Mary’s parishioner and historian Jane McMillin. Thomas Crawford also contribu...

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