File:Baby Jesus window adj.JPG
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English: Nativity Window, East Window, Chapel of St Werburgh, Chester Cathedral. It shows baby Jesus in a manger. Maker: Michael Connor, 1857. At the east end of the North Choir Aisle is the Chapel of St Werburgh, which has a vault of two bays. |
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| Author | Hystfield |
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