Leadlight of Inner Western Sydney

No 120 is a late Victorian two storey house that, given the nature of the leadlight, must have been occupied by a religious order at some stage. There is a large imposing angled bay window on the right with leadlight. The front panel has a geometric design at the centre of which there is a chalice in an opaque white glass. The letters J H S with a cross slightly above and passing through the H. The front door fanlight has some letters in it that are difficult to discern from the street. The double hung window on the west side has a radiant cross in cross upper panel. The leadlight is all very Victorian. Would love to know the history of this place.