One of the most iconic and widely recognized images in San Antonio, perhaps second only to the facade of the Alamo, is the Rose Window outside the church sacristy at Mission San José. In recent ...

The Rose Window is early sixteenth century in date, thought not to commemorate the marriage of King Henry VII and Elizabeth of York in 1486, but is really a huge symbol of the house of Tudor.

When it came to creating a new stained-glass window above the altar at St. Alban’s Episcopal Church, no shortcuts were allowed. Crews on Wednesday hoisted into place the oak frame for the rose ...

As the result of a good restoration in the late 60s and a bit of luck, York Minster's Rose Window survived the fire. But returning the glass to its former glory wasn't a quick and easy task.