Image of the murder of Becket reproduced in stained glass. A brief description of the pilgrimage site at Canterbury Cathedral.

Most of the site, except for some general informational pages, are in German. But the structure is pretty easy to follow and there are excellent images available to look at. You can also get information about books to refer to and other sites to check out.

"This Italian Stained-Glass Windows Database, in course of realization at the present time, offers the researchers a practical and easy tool for exploring the whole corpus of the Italian stained-glass windows dating from the VI to the XVI century, including not only the ones still in situ but also the scattered panels in private collections and museums in Italy and abroad."

"The Corpus Vitrearum Medii Aevi (or CVMA) is an international research project dedicated to the publication of medieval stained glass. Founded in 1949, the CVMA has committees in fourteen countries and over sixty-five volumes have been published so far." This is a really excellent web site. You can access images of the stained glass from three main methods: a county map, a county index or by searching. You can view excellent images and get very detailed records about them and where they can be found. The site also has a short bibliography of materials and links to other web sites.

"Over 400 stained glass panes dating to the 13th and 14th centuries have been preserved in three churches in Esslingen." This site does not provide them all, but does give good information about such topics as how stained glass windows were made and lets you look at details on a number of windows.