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“The moon on the breast of the new fallen snow, gave the luster of mid-day to objects below.”

Happy Valentine’s Day! We’re enjoying all the Valentine’s Day posts from museums around the world. T

ADVENT CALENDAR DAY ONE In 1933 in Spain, Jose Puig Llobera established Belenes Puig S.L., a family-

This detail from a stained-glass panel originally appeared at the top of a 13th-century window devot

ADVENT CALENDAR DAY TWENTY FIVE Winfred S. Hyatt made three Nativity scenes for the Raymond Pitcairn

The garments, arms, and headpieces of these Nativity figures from the Philippines are constructed fr

“Woe! (It’s a pity!) Hanina, Son of Hanina, [May he(?)] ascend!”Funerary reliefs l

On the observation deck of Glencairn’s tower this afternoon, looking westwww.glencairnm

Happy #NationalHandWritingDay!  ✍️ This letter to Raymond Pitcairn, dated December 25, 1939, was sig

Our first issue of Glencairn Museum News for 2020 presents more than a dozen beautifully photographe

The Gospel of Luke (1:39–56) records the visit of Mary, who was pregnant with Jesus, to her cousin E

In this essay for Glencairn Museum News, Michael Cothren traces the history of Glencairn’s 13th-cent

This sculpture in Glencairn’s Great Hall, from 15th-century France, depicts the Visitation, th

glencairnmuseum:Behind the scenes at Glencairn today: Dr. Jennifer Houser Wegner examines amulets on

glencairnmuseum:This small pottery mold in Glencairn’s ancient Egyptian collection was used to produ

glencairnmuseum:This small pottery mold in Glencairn’s ancient Egyptian collection was used to produ

glencairnmuseum:This limestone capital (France, 12th century) in Glencairn’s Great Hall depicts Dani

This glass mosaic of Michael slaying the dragon illustrates a passage from the Book of Revelation (1

glencairnmuseum:This double capital, in Glencairn’s Great Hall, shows two scenes from the life of Ch

The view from Glencairn’s tower earlier today. ow.ly/Jq4xN

Dianthus flowers have been planted along the path to Glencairn’s Cloister. The name Dianthus is from

Glencairn’s chapel features stained glass windows, sculptures, and an elaborate mosaic ceiling. The

On the curator’s desk this afternoon: a carving of the “mercy seat” that rested on

This is the view from the observation deck of Glencairn’s tower at 8:15am.

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