The only medieval stained glass in this church is in the Great East Window. In the early 1600s the lead strips that hold the glass in place were in a poor state of repair and a storm in 1608 blew in all of the minster’s glass. The glass which could be salvaged was scooped up and placed in this window. All of the remaining windows have either clear glass or Victorian stained glass though the lancet window visible on the right of this picture is modern and part of an art collection along with the metal sculptures bottom left.