Our Stained Glass Windows

Dating from 1860s the windows were made by John Hardman of Birmingham. Richly coloured they depict the Barque of St Peter and other local saints. The small window depicts the Eleanor Cross.

There are five accompanying Victorian carvings which represent angels playing musical  instruments.

St Joseph

st-joseph

St Monica

st-monica

St Ursula

St-Ursula

Blessed Sacrament Window

Blessed-Sacrament-window

West End Window

Elizabeth-&-Francis-of-Rome

Extreme right; above Elizabeth &
Francis of Rome, below Edward
the Confessor & John the Evangelist

West End Window

St-Peter&-St-Andrew

Right; St Felix, St Peter& St Andrew

West End Window

Christ-in-Glory

Christ in Glory with Our Lady &
St Thomas on either side

West End Window

infancy-of-Christ

Events associated with the
infancy of Christ

West End Window

Saint-Crispin-&-Saint-Cleme

Saint Crispin & Saint Clement

West End Window

William-Wareing

Memorial to William Wareing
the first Bishop of Northampton;
the left panel is Saint William;
right panel Saint Felix.

East End Window

Edward-the-Confessor-&-St-D

Edward the Confessor & St Dorothy

East End Window

Our-Lady-&-Saint-Thomas-Bec

Centre; St Hubert, Our Lady
& Saint Thomas Beckett