Inside St Thomas's
Introduction
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Image: © Gerald England Taken: 22 Aug 2014
Looking west to east. The original Georgian pews have been replaced by Victorian pews. Above the High Altar is a painting of the "Transfiguration of Our Lord", a copy of part of a painting by Raphael which hangs in the Vatican. The East wall is decorated with acanthus leaf, a popular classical Greek design.