to the Shepherds. Grappenhall, St Wilfrid's Church. A north window, four lights (1887). Subject: the Adoration of the Lamb. Waters called it "a highly complex masterpiece". Harthill, All Saints Church. East window, six lights (1885–1887). Subject: Scenes from the Life of Christ. Latchford, Christ Church. East window, five lights (1887). Subject: Christ in Majesty, with angels. Winwick, St Oswald's Church. West window, four lights (c. 1887). Subject: the Tree of Jesse. Cumbria Aldingham, St Cuthbert's Church. North window of the chancel, three lights (c. 1905). Subject: St Martin. Bardsea, Holy Trinity Church. West window of the north nave, two lights (1906). Subject: Jesus at the home of Martha and Mary. Broughton-in-Furness, St Mary Magdalene's Church. A north window of the nave, three lights (1896). Subject: the Nativity. Cartmel, Priory. South transept window (1899). Subject: the Adoration of the Magi. Crosby Ravensworth, St Lawrence's Church. South window of the chancel, three lights (1888). Subject: musical angels. Finsthwaite, St Peter's Church. West window, one light (1894). Subject: Christ as the Good Shepherd. Great Strickland, St Barnabas Church. East window, three lights (1885). Subject: the Crucifixion. Satterthwaite, All Saints Church. East window, two lights (1917). Subject: St George and St Michael. It is credited to Almquist and Jewitt. Derbyshire Matlock, Matlock Town Hall. The stair window (1881) is in three tiers, of which the top, with floating figures, and the bottom, representing Hygeia and Aesculapius, are by Almquist. Durham Redmarshall, St Cuthbert's Church. A south window, two lights (c. 1905). Subject: musical angels. East Riding of Yorkshire Pocklington, All Saints Church. West window of the south transept (1896). Subject: the Annunciation and the Crucifixion. Another window, four lights (c. 1891). Subject: four archangels. East Sussex East Hoathly, parish church (no dedication). East window, three lights (1884). Possibly in collaboration with Jewitt and William Tipping. Subject: Christ and the Apostles. Greater London Cockfosters, Christ Church. All this church's stained glass (1898–1905) was produced by Shrigley and Hunt, and all, apart from some of the glass in the east wall sidelights, was designed by Almquist. South Kensington, Victoria and Albert Museum. Stained glass panels with a sunflowers and swallows motif. Previously thought to be by Selwyn Image but now attributed to Almquist. Greater Manchester Bolton, St Mary's Church. A north window, four lights, and the aisle clerestory window above. Subject: an angel with a chalice, Jesus at Gethsemane, etc. By Almquist and Jewitt. It is