Interior Photos
A walk inside St Mary Magdalene represents a tour of High Victorian decoration at its very best. There is a subtle mix of pink and white stone in the nave, much of it Butterfield’s original design, with a red brick and white string course. The nave was recently restored during a refurbishment by the parishioners and the Chancel restored in 2012 for Queen Elizabeth II's Golden Jubilee.
Minton tiles cover much of the flooring and the Lady chapel was a sympathetic addition to the church in 1907.
The Organ was originally built by Messrs. Foster and Andrew and installed at the church's construction in 1883. It was extensively rebuilt in 1977 and again completely refurbished in 2019, restoring it to it's original workings and augmenting some of the attributes. Read more here.