Another Pugin masterpiece sadly Augustus Welby passed away before work started but his son Edward Wellby Pugin was more than competent enough to carry out the work . It was completed in the Gothic Revival style in 1856 having taken a mere 4 years to build . Built within the main meander of the River Severn it is smaller than first planned but still quite lovely. The stained glass windows are by Hardman & co but also some by Margaret Agnes Rope the daughter of a local doctor who also became a Carmelite Nun in Suffolk and was quite inspirational . The side Chapels are lovely and the Crucifix hanging from the ceiling most impressive . Sadly the main alter was blocked off the day I visited for conservation work but u personally am pleased to have made the effort and got here . It is as are most Pugin works calming and quite beautiful in my eyes .