Stained Glass Windows

The oldest stained glass dates from the mid 19th century.
During the next 120 years a rich variety of glass has been added.
Very little is known of our medieval glass.

Each window displays a style popular when commissioned providing dramatic variety.
All are high quality and include work of Charles Kempe, John Hayward, Leonard Evetts and Harry Harvey.

Notice how the the design of the glass has been affected by the window tracery.
Most windows are memorials and given by widows, families and parishioners also showing their deep affection for the building they beautified.

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  The Bradley Window.
  
  In memory of the Revd C R Bradley. 1855
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  The King window
  
  Shows the Last Supper and scenes from Christ’s life. 1885
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  The Eaton window
  
  The Eaton window designed by Charles Kempe
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  The Glaister window
  
  Lady chapel, east window, showing the Virgin Mary.
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  The Clarke window
  
  Victorian glass in a modern setting

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  The Catlin Window
  
  Showing St. Michael, By Harry Harvey, 1962.
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  The Hall Window
  
  John Hayward shows Christ reaching out to Peter. 1970
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  The Pinchbeck Window
  
  John Hayward shows the seven sacraments. 1974
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  The Porter Window
  
  Showing the meaning of Christ’s birth and life.