1		Built into the wall is a stone of unknown origin. It may have been a tombstone or memorial from a previous building. Above the coat of arms is a carved hand similar to the Red Hand of Ulster and around the edge is carved the inscription "To the memory of John McCombe who departed 1689.
2		This illuminated scroll records the names of all the members of the congregation who served in both World Wars and of those who paid the supreme sacrifice.
3		A marble tablet erected as a memorial to Robert Boyd, who along with a party of Spanish dissidents, was captured and executed at Malaga in Southern Spain. He and his comrades are also remembered on a monument in Malaga.
4		Another carved stone of unknown origin discovered in the graveyard after the present building was constructed in 1872. The inscription gives part of the lineage of a Welsh nobleman, Richard Carrec, and dates from around 1600.
5		The baptismal font of Yorkshire alabaster was a gift from the Mother's Union in 1948.
6		Her husband and family presented this window, installed in memory of Mrs Nan Heatley and her daughter Joy, and was dedicated on  7 th.  January 2001. The scene is that of John the Baptist baptising Jesus.
7		Brass plaque in memory of William Algeo, surgeon lost when his ship, SS California was torpedoed in 1917.
8		This window depicting Ruth and her mother-in-law Naomi, was installed as a memorial to Mrs Elizabeth Francis Algeo and dedicated on 20th October 1946.
9		Brass plaque in memory of Charles Robert Algeo, died  April 1926
10		The organ is two manual with full pedal board and  was originally built by Peter Conacher & Co.  In 1983 it was rebuilt by Wells - Kennedy Partnership and provides excellent tone colours for the accompaniment  of the services.
11		A beautiful north facing, single light depicting St Simeon receiving the baby Jesus into the temple. A gift of Rev Thomas Lucas Scott, incumbent who was responsible for the rebuilding of the church in 1872
12		Communion table installed as part of a refurbishment programme in 1932-1934.
13		The main east window, along with the chancel tiling, was the gift of the family of Thomas Scott, patron of the church and father of Rev Thomas Lucas Scott.
14		Brass lectern in the form of an eagle purchased by contributions from the congregation in 1933
15		Pulpit installed as part of a refurbishment programme in the early 1930's
16		Prayer desk, a gift from the senior members of the Girls Friendly Society, installed as part of a refurbishment programme in 1935.
17		Choir pews, a gift from the G.F.S. 'Prentices (junior members of the Girls Friendly Society) in memory of Scott Gallagher.
18		Prayer desk, given in memory of Mr Cecil Allen by his widow and family in 1997.
19		This window was a gift of the congregation as a memorial to the memory of Canon H.A. McKegney the Rector from 1931 to 1972.
20		This window depicting Elisha on the walls of Dothan with his servant was part of the 1939 - 1945 war memorial. There is also a bronze plaque with the names of the fifteen members of the congregation who made the supreme sacrifice.
21		A marble memorial tablet on which are inscribed the twenty one names of the members of the congregation who laid down their lives in the 1914 - 1919 war.
22		This window was the gift of the seven members of the Roulston family in memory of their parents and brother.The window was dedicated on Sunday 6th June 1999

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