Description:
This window, illustrated with Captain James Cook’s ship HMB Endeavour, is in the hall of a private house, and was made in the early 1920s.
Above a scroll bearing the name “Endeavour” is a depiction of the vessel at sea.  Below the scroll is a medallion of the head of Captain Cook.   To the left of the medallion is a figure guarding a globe showing Australia, and on the right is a figure with a large compass.

History:
The house, named ‘Miegunyah’,  in the suburb of Toorack, Melbourne, once belonged to Sir Russell Grimwade (1879-1955). 
The window was the work of Darryl Lindsay, one of the artist brothers, who was a friend of Sir Russell Grimwade.
I was Sir Russell who purchased the Cook family cottage at Great Ayton, England, as a gift to the Australian people.  The cottage was subsequently removed to Melbourne and rebuilt in the Fitzroy Gardens to commemorate the centenary of the State of Victoria in 1934.

Inscription:
Below the vessel in the window:

ENDEAVOUR
 

GPS Coordinates:  -37.813628,  144.963058

References:
Cook’s Log, page 1299, vol.19, no.3 (1996)