Elberon Memorial ChurchEst. 1886 · Elberon, New Jersey

The Windows of Elberon

Light through fourteenth-century glass

The church's windows have been called among the finest 14th-century-style stained glass in the country. These photographs were made inside the sanctuary by Ric Siciliano, a trustee of the church.

Stained Glass

A gallery of windows

The Moses Taylor memorial window, dated 1882
A figurative window, "The Blessing"
A memorial window given in memory of Moses Taylor
A stained-glass window in the Tiffany tradition
A jewel-toned figurative stained-glass window
A stained-glass window along the nave
Detail of a 14th-century-style stained-glass window
A richly colored stained-glass window
A stained-glass window glowing in afternoon light
A towering nave window in the fourteenth-century style

Photographs by Ric Siciliano, Elberon Memorial Church Trustee

Watch & Listen

The church in motion

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The Roosevelt Organ

Hear the 1886 Hilborne Roosevelt pipe organ — 16 stops, 988 pipes — filling the summer sanctuary.

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About the Church

A short introduction to Elberon Memorial Church and its place on the New Jersey Shore.

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In the News

“Stained glass dazzles at this church”

The Asbury Park Press featured Elberon Memorial Church and its windows in a front-of-section story, “Stained glass dazzles at this church,” published April 5, 2026 (page A15).

Photography by Brian Johnston, Asbury Park Press

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