We offered tours of our windows in both the sanctuary and the chapel during the tour. It gave tourists something else to see and do after leaving the exhibit.

For the most part, these stories are told with brutal honesty and I think tourists from outside the South are impressed and surprised at the candor of these exhibits.

And when they were installed, the old bus station was next door. We had to light them with special lighting. When they tore down the bus station, the windows took on a different look.

And you'll notice that this picture of Christ's baptism is totally different than the one in the sanctuary.

And when you walk into to the chapel at any time of the day, you'll see something different in these windows.

In an instant he became aware that the tourist was about to try his own peculiar brand of linguistics, which meant that he would speak loudly and slowly in his own language.