Stained Glass of St Catherine's Church, Norwich
The current church was consecrated in 1936 when it replaced a smaller church which had served the district since 1902.
Designed by Caroe and Robinson the building incorporates many “Norman” nuances including a neo-norman south entrance and lancet windows. It still retains many of its original Art Deco furnishings, including very attractive lights. It also houses six bells which were transferred from St Mary at Coslany, after it was decommissioned, the two oldest of which were made by between 1424 and 1513.
The attractive stained glass was designed by Hubert Blanchford to harmonise with its surroundings.
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An Archdeacon - identity unknown
St Felix
St Catherine : it is said that the image was based on a portrait of the Bishop’s wife. 
St Fursey
Bishop Bertram Pollock:who was in post when the church was consecrated 