St. Saviours Episcopal Church

St. Saviour’s Episcopal Church is known for its remarkable collection of stained glass windows, making it a notable stop for visitors interested in art, history and architecture. The church features ten windows created by Louis Comfort Tiffany, including examples of his patented Favrile glass, recognized for its layered color, texture and iridescent effect. In addition, the building contains 43 memorial windows by British, German, French and American artists, spanning more than a century of glass design from 1886 to 1992. Visitors can experience these works in a quiet, contemplative setting while learning about the families, saints and local figures they commemorate.