organ gallery

Internally there is a great hall with an organ gallery and an open roof.

Ceilings were reconstructed and the organ gallery at the west end was removed.

The organ gallery at the western end of the building dates from the 18th century.

Pillars in the ante-Chapel were added to support the organ gallery.

On the balcony of the organ gallery, the artists painted an advent scene.

The church sanctuary can accommodate 550 people, with 75 people in the organ gallery.

There are side galleries supported by the giant columns, with an organ gallery above the entrance.

Both men were buried in St Clement's near the organ gallery.

There is a three-bay arcade under the west organ gallery in the tower.

The interior has a painted wood coffered ceiling under the organ gallery.

Above it, there is the organ gallery.

The blast also shattered most of the windows and collapsed part of the organ gallery.

The west organ gallery, standing on Tuscan columns, is a replica of that destroyed in the fire.

An organ gallery was added as well.

Plexiglas panels have been installed over the organ gallery to improve the acoustics.

At the east end of the nave is the organ gallery, accessed via a staircase in the northeast corner.

The temple included high ceilings with cast brass suspended lighting fixtures and an organ gallery.

The only place where the secco is visible, is the organ gallery on the Western side of the cathedral.

The chancel walls and the organ gallery were lined with carved Austrian oak panelling.

Internally a lobby was created at the West end under the organ gallery and a screen with fine octagonal glazing inserted.

They include the organ gallery, the chancel screen and the lectern, all of which were designed by Jewson.

He was buried, alongside his father, near the organ gallery in St Clement Eastcheap.

Inside the archway to the organ gallery, valuable wall paintings were preserved showing vines and the suffering Jesus, dated 15th century.

The earliest work bearing his signature is the pulpit (1630) in Nakskov Church where he also created the organ gallery.

There were galleries over the aisles, and an organ gallery, at the west end, with another in front of it, supported on iron columns, for "charity children".