Stafford - St. Mary's Church: lithograph, 1841 (print)

'St. Mary's, Stafford, 1841.' South west view of the church before restorations. Showing the clerestory, the south aisle and transept, and the central square-and-octagonal tower. There is a more distant view of the south aisle of the chancel. The end of a medieval house to the west is visible. It is one of a few which were used for the Grammar School and Council House, and had anciently been St. Bethelin's Chapel. [These were pulled down in the summer of 1802; `The Gentleman's Magazine'.] There is no pinnacle to the tower, and the south porch is of Georgian design.