1859. West Window. The stone tracery of this window dates from the remodelling of the church in the second quarter of the 15th century; but the glass is all 19th Century. The glass was installed under the supervision of Gilbert Scott during the 1859-60 restoration. The artist was Thomas Willement, the 'Father of Victorian Stained Glass' who had 'reinvented' the art of traditional stained glass-making from the observation of 15th Century examples at York Minster and elsewhere. The window was the gift of Beriah Botfield (age 51) and his wife [his wife] Isabel Leighton. The window features eleven men, each with a connection to the town's history:

Roger of Montgomery, 1st Earl of Shrewsbury, the biggest landowner in Shropshire at the time of the Doomsday Book,

Josce de Dinan,

Fulk Fitzwarin,

Piers Geneville,

Roger Mortimer 1st Earl March,

Edmund Mortimer 3rd Earl March, Earl Ulster,

Richard of Conisbrough 1st Earl Cambridge,

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Richard Plantagenet, 3rd Duke of York, who inherited the Lordship of Ludlow from his uncle, Edmund Mortimer, and was father of Edward IV and Richard III;

King Edward IV, crowned King after winning the Battle of Mortimer's Cross near Ludlow);

King Edward V, son of Edward IV, he was raised at Ludlow Castle with his brother Richard of Shrewsbury 1st Duke York.

Arthur Tudor, Prince of Wales