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Noted York, Pa., artist J. Horace Rudy perhaps sentimentalizes domestic life during the American Revolution in this early-20th century artwork. Also of interest: Where was Thomas Jefferson when Congress met…

Rudy Art Studio, a turn-of-the-20th-century York, Pa., business made this stained-glass window at York’s First Moravian Church, one of many made for the North Duke Street building. Also of interest:…

This stained glass window at York, Pa.’s, First Moravian Church, one of 31 designed by noted York County artist J. Horace Rudy, is located on the south wall of the…

…appears on a short-list of York County achievers to be recognized locally. (York County Heritage Trust photo.) For more on Rudy, visit Yorkblogger June Lloyd’s: Artist Charles Rudy, Native of…

Rudy Art Studio produced this stained-glass window at York’s First Moravian Church, one of series made by this noted turn-of-the-20th century York art studio. This window was given in memorial…

…Square readers know is writing a series about J. Horace Rudy’s stained-glass windows at First Moravian Church, has a sense of loss after learning of water damage to the William…

…1860s. Downs has written a series about the J. Horace Rudy-produced stained-glass windows at First Moravian Church. Also: – All York Town Square posts from the start. (Key word search…

…the large J. Horace Rudy stained glass window facing the congregation in the pulpit area. Smith’s business progeny includes Voith Hydro and Precision Components. Workers at those companies have long…

…& Telephone. He’s buried in crypt 159, near his father, also George B. Rudy — who founded Telegraph & Telephone with Charles Eisenhart — and his mother, Mary E. Rudy….

…York . Blog post of the day: Yorkblogger June Lloyd remains on the trail of York native and nationally known sculptor Charles Rudy: More Works of York Native Sculptor Charles…