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MAGNIFICENT THREE LIGHT STAINED GLASS WINDOW WITH TRACERIES. SEE ORNAMENTATION BELOW FOR DETAILS. SILL IS A MEDIAEVAL GRAVE SLAB WITH CARVED SWORD AND HELMET
CENTRAL LIGHT DEPICTS A MORTALLY WOUNDED WEST YORKSHIRE INFANTRYMAN, WITH RIFLE AND GAS MASK, LYING WOUNDED AT THE FOOT OF CHRIST CRUCIFIED ON A RED CROSS, SYMBOL OF THE CRUSADER. IN THE BACKGROUND IS THE SETTING SUN, A RUINED CHURCH AND SHELL TORN TREES. BELOW THIS SCENE IS THE REGIMENTAL CAP BADGE FLANKED BY A BATTLEFIELD CROSS AND A FIELD GRAVE OF RIFLE AND HELMET. BEHIND THE GRAVES ARE POPPIES, AND IN FRONT ARE THE WHITE ROSES OF YORKSHIRE.
LH LIGHT IS CAPPED BY THE SYMBOL OF THE 49TH DIVISION, BELOW WHICH ARE ILLUSTRATED THE BATTALION LANDING IN FRANCE AN THE ACTIONS AT YPRES, THIEPVAL, NIEUPOR AND PASSCHENDAELE. AT THE BOTTOM ARE THE ARMS OF BRADFORD.
RH LIGHT CAPPED BY INSIGNIA OF 67TH DIVISION BELOW WHICH ARE ILLUSTRATED BULLECOURT, CAMBRAI, KEMMEL HILL, VALENCIENNES AND THE CROSSING OF THE RHINE AT COLOGNE. AT THE BOTTOM ARE THE ECCLESIASTICAL ARMS OF BRADFORD SEE.
IN THE BORDER ARE SMALL MEDALLIONS REPRESENTING THE WORK OF BATTALION SPECIALIST
SIX TRACERY LIGHTS SHOW THE PATRON SAINTS OF THE ALLIES