 Attenborough
St Mary
Glass
All medieval coloured glass has been lost except for fine fragments remaining
in the top traceries of two Tudor windows of the chancel and three windows
in the South aisle. All other coloured glass within the church is fairly modern.
East Window
 The
Resurrection
In memory of John Royston Pearson 1819-1876 and his wife Elizabeth,
Installed by Pearson Ward and Hughes, London 1891.
North
East Window (North aisle)
 War
Memorial Window
Portraying St Nicholas, representative of Royal Navy; St George representative
Installed by Alexander Gascoigne, Nottingham 1920.
Coloured North Aisle Windows (reading east to west)
 The
Holy Family
In memory of George Radford
Installed by Alexander Gascoigne, Nottingham 1922
 Six
scenes of Our Lord’s Life
In memory of Walter James Helwell Price
Installed 1945
 St
Paul and St Martin
In memory of Major John Lander - killed in Sicily
Installed by Pope and Parr, Nottingham 1943
Designed by H T Hincks
South East Window (South aisle)
 St
John, St James and the Blessed Virgin Mary
Given by Charlton family
Installed by Alexander Gascoigne
Coloured South Aisle Windows (reading east to west)
 Children,
Baptism and daily life
Dedicated to all day and Sunday school teachers
Given by Miss S W Day
Installed 1986
Designed by Anne Goodman
 St
Christopher and St Cecilia
In memory of the Parents and husband of Mrs E Hammond
Installed by Pope and Parr, Nottm 1960
Window above Chancel Arch
The Ascension
In memory of Rev J Smaridge (Curate 1894-1908)
Installed by Pope and Parr Nottingham 1946
Designed by H T Hincks
West wall
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Fragment
of coloured glass,
