File:Temple Ohev Sholom Stained Glass, Ascalon Studios, David Ascalon.jpg

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Description	English: Chapel stained glass windows for Temple Ohev Shalom, Harrisburg, Pennsylvania USA by David Ascalon, Ascalon Studios.
Date	15 January 2000
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Author	Toksook
Permission ( Reusing this file)	Stained glass windows designed by David Ascalon and fabricated by Ascalon Studios. Photo by Eric Ascalon, VP Ascalon Studios, who permits publication of this image under Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike 3.0 license,is duly authorized to so grant.

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