File:Godwin T Square Club Catalogue 1910, p. 122.jpg

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English: The Battle of the Lilies and the Roses (1910) by Alfred Godwin, Library windows, "Fairacres" (John W. Pepper residence), Jenkintown, Pennsylvania, Wilson Eyre, architect.
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Source The Sixteenth Annual Architectural Exhibition; Philadelphia; 1910 (Philadelphia: The T Square Club, 1910), p. 121.[1]
Author Alfred Godwin, stained glass artist
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