An interior view of the chancel in St George's Church
"An interior view of the chancel in St George's Church, showing the nave and west wall, traceried with Caen stone and with a statue of St George. The church was built in 1888 by T. R. Spence, and commissioned by Charles Mitchell. The church has an aisled nave with south porch and west baptistry, an aisled chancel, vestry and south-east tower. The nave is high, and has two arcades of five pointed-headed arches on round piers and pointed clerestory windows above. The west wall has three arches at the base leading to the baptistry and a tall stained glass window at the top, designed by John W. Brown. It shows the angels at The Last Judgement. In between, the wall has traceried panels of Caen stone, and a central canopied niche with a bronze statue of St George."
