Historic stained glass There is a mixture of Victorian and
modern stained glass windows in the Church. This results from
the severe damage to the Church which occurred in July 1944,
when two flying bombs fell within 200 metres of the building.
The explosions destroyed 111 of the 132 stained glass window
panels, and severely damaged 14 others; only seven remained
intact. Thomas Freeth, a local art teacher, designed all the
modern windows in St George's. He died in 1994, leaving designs
for some of the windows which are still "unstained". A Gallery
of the windows at St George's Beckenham Click to see each one
larger, click top right of each one to see enlarged.