St John the Evangelist, Penge

"North aisle contains the King Edward VII window (the King was 29th in direct descent from Earl Harold Godmisson the 1st known Lord of Penge). It contains the figures of Temperance and Hope 'after' Burne Jones and was executed by William Morris and Co in 1910." www.historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1186832

or possibly prophets

and a moribund dragon

A view of Penge in the late 19th Century surmounted by the Heavenly Host, and including the Crystal Palace.

Detail: a view of Penge in the late 19th Century surmounted by the Heavenly Host, and including the Crystal Palace. (The glass is signed at bottom right 'Wm Aikman')

Coats of arms of the Diocese of Canterbury (L), Rochester (R) and the Watermen's Company. The full motto is “At commaundement of owre superiors” The Watermen's Almshouses are next door to this church. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_Watermen_and_Lightermen%27s_Almshouses

Detail: coats of arms of the Diocese of Canterbury (L), Rochester (R) and the Watermen's Company. The full motto is “At commaundement of owre superiors” The Watermen's Almshouses are next door to this church. en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Free_Watermen_and_Lightermen%27s_Almshouses

Set out for a children's play-group.