2-888-393 - The Print Collector/Heritage Images

Chancel of the New Church of St. Edward, at Romford, 1850. 'The pulpit...and font are of Caen stone: the first of rich design and elaborate execution, with statues of the Evangelists at the corners, standing on corbels having their respective symbols carved on them...the floor is paved with Minton's encaustic tiles...A hot air apparatus has been fixed for warming the Church. All the ornamental gas standards and branches for the gas-lighting are also fixed'. From "Illustrated London News", 1850.