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The postcard of the interior (left) is undated; the photograph on the
right shows the central panel of the reredos.
Reredos with paintings by Edward Prynne 1902, made by H. H. Martyn of
Cheltenham at a cost of £450. The screen is in wrought iron and copper, complete with gate,
and is an excellent
example.
Also, from observation, the altar is one of Fellowes Prynne’s standard
designs, with space for a decorated cloth frontal to show through from
behind. Furthermore, a photo in the church's centenary booklet One Hundred
Years at St. John's clearly shows painted altar panels of the kind done by
Edward Prynne.
Observation also suggests that the choir stalls and organ gallery
woodwork may be to George Fellowes Prynne's specification. |