aisle window, three lights (c. 1899). Subject: St Agnes between two figures. Only the two figures in the left and right lights are by Almquist. Melling, St Wilfrid's Church. North aisle window, two lights (1887, modified by George Jonathan Hunt 1905). Over Wyresdale, Christ Church. All the church's windows were designed by Almquist (1891–1903) Subjects: the Good Shepherd; the Lost Sheep; the Adoration of the Shepherds; the Hireling Shepherd; David tending Jesse’s flock. The Hireling Shepherd window is described in the Buildings of England series as "outstanding". Preston, St George the Martyr's Church. The stained glass was designed by Almquist. He also furnished the designs for murals depicting the Exodus, and personally supervised their transfer onto the walls of the church, above the arches of the north and south walls. Silverdale, St John's Church. West window, three lights (1888). Subject: the Nativity. Clerestory windows (1891). Subject: Old Testament prophets. Waters considered these windows superb. Yealand Conyers, St John's Church. A south window, one light (1889). Subject: the Good Shepherd. Lincolnshire Epworth, St Andrew's Church. South chancel window, three lights (c. 1909). Subject: After the Resurrection. North window. Subject: Christ blessing little children. Merseyside Garston, St Michael's Church. Three apse windows, each of two lights (1885–1886). Subjects: Dorcas; the Last Supper; Moses. Great Crosby, United Reformed Church. East window. Design said to be attributed to Almquist. St Helens, Christ Church. Two south windows (2nd and 3rd from the west), one light each (1887). Subjects: Charity; Dorcas. Wallasey, St Nicholas Church. East window, five lights (1910). Subject: Vision of St John the Divine. West Derby, St James's Church. North chapel window, three lights (1883). Subject: Martyrs worshipping the Lamb. West window (1898). Subject: Scenes from Christ's Life. Another window (1888). Subject: Annunciation and Nativity. Norfolk East Bilney, St Mary's Church. North chancel window (1886). Subject: the Resurrection. Northamptonshire Higham Ferrers, St Mary's Church. South chancel, three lights (1899). Subject: Seraphim. Northumberland Riding Mill, St James's Church. All five windows in the Sanctuary. North Yorkshire York, St Olave's Church. Two windows (c. 1905). Subjects: St John, St Andrew, and the archangel Gabriel; Transfiguration. Another window (1902). Subject: Christ, St Luke, and Tabitha. Nottinghamshire Holme Pierrepont, St Edmund's Church. A south aisle window, three lights. Subject: angels in tracery. Oxfordshire Oxford, Mansfield College Chapel. West window, six lights (1889). Subject: Scenes from the Life of Christ. South Yorkshire Ranmoor, St John the Evangelist's Church.