Pulpit

The 19^th century pulpit is considered by some to be the finest feature of St. George’s.  The pulpit is constructed of stone with marble and alabaster shafts and supported by a well carved group of large angels.  It was designed by Newman & Billing in 1861 and was erected by the Rev. C. Lane (Rector from 1845 to 1879) in memory of his daughter, Blanch Emma Lane.  Prior to this there was a Jacobean oak pulpit that was sold for 10 shillings and is now in a church in Sevenoaks.