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In its time, Deane Church has seen many alterations and restoration. At one time there was a balcony over the North and South aisles. They were removed in 1883 and the pillars still bear the marks of where the floor was attached. The top set of windows were added to allow light for the congregation to see their bibles and prayer books, that is for those who could read.
It would appear that there were two entrances to the galleries. One was via a rather grand porch next to the current one. Another was on the north side near the vestry. There is what looks like the remains of a doorway in the plasterwork in the south west corner of the Baptistry. We have yet to discover any documents to explain the marks.
Interior Tour
Clergy Board
Letters Patent
Vestry
Bennett Window
North Door
Royal Coat of Arms
Elizabeth Heelis Window
Pews
Pillars
Gallery
Greenhalgh Window
George Marsh Window
John Kynaston Cross Window
Piscina
Chapel
Lectern
Organ
Chancel
Tempest Window
Choir Stalls
Reredos
East Window
Altar Table
Church Plate
Pulpit
Candelabra
Roof
Corbels
Hulton Chapel
Old Books
Font
Hulton Door
Hatchments
The European War 1914-1918 Memorial window
War Memorial
Sunday School Window
Porch Door
Baptistry
Balcony Door
Screen
Churchwardens' Staves
Tower
Clock
Bells
Vestry Passage
Floor
Memorial Tablets