The East Window 1859
The east window is by F. Barnett of York in 1857/8.
The base part of the window is obscured by the later addition of a panelled reredos.
It comprises a central line of figures with Jesus flanked by 6 apostles and a lower line of St Paul flanked by the remaining apostles, with Judas replaced by Barnabas. Between is a series of scenes from the life of Christ.
NB: Barnett of York moved to Scotland and became Barnett & Sons of Leith, a firm that did work for the Victorian architect Pugin. (who designed, among many things, the House of Commons)
East Window – Top
East Window – Visible
East Window – St Thomas – Set Square (8)
East Window – St James – Pilgrim hat and Shell (9)
East Window – St Peter – Keys to heaven (10)
East Window – Jesus (11)
East Window – St Andrew – Saltire (12)
East Window – St John – chalice – (13)
East Window – St James the Less – club (14)
East Window – Annunciation to Mary (1)
East Window – Birth of Jesus in stable (2)
Presentation in Temple (3) ,Flight to Egypt (4), Jesus with teachers (5) – Obcured by reredos
Jesus crucifixion Mary and John (6)
