through empty window frames. In the Nineteenth century the Anglican church became interested in what had been lost: there were a few examples of medieval and Elizabethan windows that had survived this earlier devastation. William Holland's stained glass windows strongly reflect his interest in this period as he described his work to be "Stained glass of the twelfth century representing scriptural events." Religious revivals also influenced architecture and were the motivating factor in rebuilding churches. During a flowering period of reconstruction, older windows with plain glass and leading were replaced. See also British and Irish stained glass (1811–1918) and the Cambridge Camden Society. Examples of Holland Studio stained glass windows Sts Thomas Minster Church Newport IOW (A Minster church) All Saints Church Wokingham St James, Twycross, Leicestershire St Peter's Church, Diocese of Coventry Chetwode, St Mary & St Nicholas St Mary & All Saints, Haselor, Warwickshire St. Peter's Church, Barford, Warwickshire St Margaret's Church Whitnash, Warwickshire St Peter's Church, Wellesbourne, Warwickshire St Collen’s Church, Llangollen, Denbighshire, Wales Church of St Peter ad Vincula, Pennal, Gwynedd, Wales (Holland and Holt) Christ Church, Taney Dundrum, Ireland. Christ Church, Bray, Ireland Brownsover Hall, Rugby, Warwickshire St Michael's Church, Budbrooke, Warwickshire St Michael's Church, Stockton, Warwickshire Nativity of Mary Church, Studley, Warwickshire SS Peter & Paul Church, Butlers Marston, Warwickshire All Saints Church, Royal Leamington Spa, Warwickshire Library/Former Chapel, Princethorpe College, Warwickshire St Andrew's Church, North Kilworth, Leicestershire Collegiate Church of St Mary, Warwick, south west window of chancel Church of Ireland Christ Church, Taney Dundrum incorporates a set of windows signed " Holland, Son & Holt, Glass Painters, Decorators, &c., Warwick, England, 1872."and "Studio William Holland; Warwick ". In the EAST Sanctuary a very large stained glass window is described as "Five lancets each measuring 3760mm x 560mm; rose of one 6-foil and ten quatrefoils; two large mouchettes and several small lights." Iconography: King Solomon Building the Temple Moses in the Bullrushes Moses and the Brazen Serpent Elijah Ascending to Heaven Abraham Sacrificing Isaac King Solomon in the Temple Moses and the Tables of the Law The SOUTH Sanctuary displays "One lancet measuring 2840mm x 560mm. " Iconography:Visiting the Prisoner In the NORTH; EAST chancel are "Two lancets, each measuring 2950mm x 560mm, one quatrefoil and two mouchettes. " Iconography:Taking in the Stranger- on left Clothing the Naked- on right In the NORTH; WEST chancel are "Two lancets each measuring 2950x560 mm, one