Website committee approves new page showcasing Norfolk stained-glass windows
August 04, 2026 | Norfolk, Northwest Hills Planning Region, Connecticut
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The Norfolk Town Website Committee voted to add a new website page documenting stained-glass windows at seven venues within walking distance of the Village Green.
Attendee John Hartje proposed the page, describing the collection as "quite a unique mix of secular and religious windows," and offered to pay for the website page design. Jennifer Pfaltz moved to add the page and Deborah M. Nelson seconded; the committee approved the motion.
The new page will include windows at Battell Chapel; Church of Christ First Congregational; Whitehouse; Church of the Immaculate Conception; Church of the Transfiguration; Manor House; and Norfolk Library. Jim Jasper proposed developing the effort as a separate "micro site," but Chair Sue Frisch said the committee should first review the compiled material and postponed a decision on a standalone site. Sue Frisch agreed to assist Jasper with the project.
The committee did not set a timeline for publishing the new page during the meeting. The motion to add the page was approved during the Aug. 4, 2026 meeting conducted via Zoom.
Attendee John Hartje proposed the page, describing the collection as "quite a unique mix of secular and religious windows," and offered to pay for the website page design. Jennifer Pfaltz moved to add the page and Deborah M. Nelson seconded; the committee approved the motion.
The new page will include windows at Battell Chapel; Church of Christ First Congregational; Whitehouse; Church of the Immaculate Conception; Church of the Transfiguration; Manor House; and Norfolk Library. Jim Jasper proposed developing the effort as a separate "micro site," but Chair Sue Frisch said the committee should first review the compiled material and postponed a decision on a standalone site. Sue Frisch agreed to assist Jasper with the project.
The committee did not set a timeline for publishing the new page during the meeting. The motion to add the page was approved during the Aug. 4, 2026 meeting conducted via Zoom.
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