Stained Glass of the Grand Staircase Surrey House

Marble Hall

The Main Staircases

One of the most memorable sights in Surrey House is tucked away in one corner. Standing at the foot of the grand staircase, with its six different types of marble, one sees the most beautiful stained glass window and, further above you, the richly painted ceiling. The effect is stunning. The windows were part of the Skipper design and are redolent of the Arts and Craft movement.

Pass your cursor over the highlighted pictures below to view the glass in more detail.

 

Norwich Medieval St. John Maddermarket St. Peter Mancroft   Norfolk Churches East Harling     Stow Bardolf Wymondham
All Saints Westlegate St. John Timberhill St. Peter Parmentergate   Bale   Harpley Outwell Stratton strawless  
St. Andrew St. Julian St. Simon & St. Jude Norwich Secular Banham Elmham Hingham Oxborough   Country Houses
St. Augustine St. Lawrence St. Stephen Guildhall Booton Elsing   Oxborough Hall Chapel   Blickling
St. George Colegate St. Margaret   Surrey House Bawburgh   Little Walsingham Salle   Felbrigg
St. George Tombland St. Martin at Palace C of E Cathedral Post Reformation Burnham Deepdale Frettingham   Saxlingham   Holkham
St. Giles St. Mary Coslany RC Cathedral Christchurch Eaton Burnham Thorpe   Mileham   Walpole  
St. Gregory St. Michael Coslany   St. Barnabas Cawston Garboldisham Mulbarton Shelton Welney  
St. Helen St. Michael at Plea     Denton       West Rudham  
St. John de Sepulchre St. Peter Hungate     Ditchingham Great Walsingham North Tuddebham Stody Weston Longville