described in the Buildings of England series as "Duskily Pre-Raphaelite, with some beautifully rich colours...a notable early work of theirs". Bradshaw, St Maxentius Church. East window (1896), probably by Almquist. Rochdale, Town Hall, Great Hall. Painting on the east wall of the signing of Magna Carta (1870). By Henry Holiday, assisted by Carl Almquist and Harry Ellis Wooldridge. Hertfordshire Datchworth, All Saints Church. West window of the north aisle, two lights (1879). Subject: Sower and Reaper. Hoddesdon, St Catherine and St Paul's Church. East window of the south chapel (1877). Ware, St Mary the Virgin's Church. First window of the south aisle, three lights (1885). Subject: the early life of Christ. Kent Aldington, St Martin's Church. South transept window, two lights (1887). Subject: two angels. Boxley, All Saints Church. West window of the north aisle, two lights (1913). Subject: St David and St James the Great. The main design is by Almquist, but the bands of Jesus stilling the tempest are by Patten Wilson. Lancashire Blackpool, Holy Trinity Church. Two south windows, each of four lights (1909). Subjects: church music and church building. Waters considered these windows perhaps the finest Shrigley and Hunt ever produced. Bolton-le-Sands, Holy Trinity Church. West tower window, two lights (1891). Subject: guardian angel. Waters called it "spectacular". Fulwood, Christ Church. North window of the chancel, one light (1911). Subject: the Ascension. Garstang, St Thomas's Church. East window, three lights (1877). Subject: the Ascension. Glasson Dock, Christ Church. A north window, three lights (1889). Subject: the Good Shepherd and angels. Great Eccleston, St Anne's Church. East window, three lights (1884). Subject: the Crucifixion. Higher Walton, All Saints Church. West window, two lights (c. 1880). Subject: Scenes from the Life of Christ. Lancaster, Christ Church. West window (1891). Subject: Christ and Apostles. South aisle windows (1895). Subjects: Arrival of the Magi; Jairus' Daughter; Raising the Widow's Son. Another window, one light (1895). Subject: Suffer the Little Children. Another window, one light (1895). Subject: the Good Shepherd. Lancaster, St Peter's Cathedral. Baptistry windows (1899). Subjects: St Peter and St Paul; St Processus and St Martinian; St Philip; St Augustine of Canterbury and St Paulinus of York. West window of the south aisle (1905). Subject: the Assumption of Mary. Lancaster, Priory. East window of the King's Own Regiment Memorial Chapel, three lights (c. 1903). Subject: St George, St Michael, and St Alban. Lytham St Annes, St Anne's Church. South