How would you describe the memorial and its ornamentation?
Three-light East Window of the sanctuary for WW1, and two-light East Window of the Lady Chapel (east end of south aisle for WW2) with accompanying slate tablet outside the east end of the church, and a framed paper roll of honour beside the Lady Chapel window.
The tablet, as it carries the Names from both World Wars, was installed post-WW2.
The striking east window picture is symbolic rather than biblical. It shows Jesus robed in red as captain of the host. His hands and feet are scarred with the marks of crucifixion indicating that he is the risen and ascended Lord. He is surrounded by men in Roman armour, representing perhaps the soldiery of all ages descending a rocky path from the mountains. These would seem more representative of the heights of the Lake District than the plains of France
The Lady Chapel window is a memorial to those who died in the Second World War. The theme here is the Resurrection, depicting the women who came to the tomb. A dramatic burst of light outshines the garden vegetation and invades heaven beyond.