in 1968 a new stained-glass window, designed by brian thomas, was installed. it depicts notable people connected to peterborough: symon gunton, vicar of the parish during the plague, between 1665-7 (d.1676), nurse edith cavell (d. 1915), captain thomas mellows (d. 1944, fighting in the french resistance), and william law (d. 1761). the window is dedicated to james ruddle (1830-1898) and to his wife edith. james ruddle was a prominent local architect who worked extensively in the peterborough area and was the son of the famous local carpenter francis ruddle.