In partnership with the Saint Botolph Neighborhood Association and The Friends of Titus Sparrow Park, explore the hidden artistry of the Saint Botolph neighborhood! Once known as “Stained Glass Row,” this area was a major center of the Arts & Crafts Movement and home to renowned stained-glass studios that shaped American design. Join us for a guided walk uncovering the history, craftsmanship, and architectural gems still on display — with more than 200 stained-glass windows waiting to be discovered in just 12 blocks. You can read more about this nestled little neighborhood gem in our new blog When Saint Botolph was Stained-Glass Row.
Here are the details and what to expect:
Tour starts at 4:00 PM
Meet at the Southwest Corridor at Harcourt Street
Tour length is approximately 1 mile and will end at 5:00 PM
Meet Your Guide: Dan d’Heilly
St. Botolph resident Dan d’Heilly, like many neighbors, always knew that stained glass was a part of the fabric and history of the neighborhood. However, he was recently compelled to do major research on the subject, and to begin to document it on a website in conjunction with the St. Botolph Neighborhood Association.
