The organ case dates to 1762. The porch is thought to have been rebuilt in the late eighteenth century. By 1854 the tower's parapet was no longer present.The church was restored in 1884. …

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It was rebuilt, and finally consecrated in 1895. The design incorporated a purpose built area for an organ that was to be installed in the church upon completion of the building. This resulted in...

To its left is a two-arched organ chamber with black marble central shaft; to the right sedilia and aumbrey. Fittings include an octagonal pink marble pulpit with polychrome insets of symbols of...

The organ, set to the rear of the chapel, has a Gothic case and further detached banks of organ pipes which reach to the ceiling. Tabernacle is now Grade 1 Listed for its 'striking exterior...

In the gallery is a large pipe organ in five sections by J.J. Binns, Fitton and Haley Ltd. of Bromley, Leeds. Above, the ceiling has stucco cornice and two diamond timber-framed vents with raised...

This large pipe organ, made by Blackett and Howden, sits within a large arched recess with plaster mouldings. To the first floor is a canted gallery to three sides, supported on tapering …

An organ was present in 1809. In 1810 the church was ceiled. The present organ was installed in 1819. In 1823 a vestry with gallery above were erected within the north transept (known as...

There is also a south porch and a vestry and organ chamber on the north wall. The roof, rood screen and rood loft are thought to date to around 1520. The carved rood screen is considered …

There is a narrow gabled projection from the rear elevation, which houses the organ and vestry. The majority of the internal fittings of the chapel date to 1862, with a late eighteenth century...