Church of St Mary, Fishguard
St Mary’s Parish Church, Fishguard, Pembrokeshire, was built in 1855–57 on the site of a medieval chapel, to the designs of an amateur architect, Thomas Clark of Trowbridge. The church is in an idiosyncratic Romanesque style, but contains several features of interest, including important work by John Petts (1986 and 1989) and Celtic Studios (1953, 1969 and 1970).

John Petts, Peace Window, 1989

The Risen Christ Appears to Thomas, window made by Celtic Studios, c.1953
Of particular interest is a painting of the crucifixion, which has an unusual composition including St Veronica. The painting serves as a reredos to the south chapel altar.
St Veronica at the Foot of the Cross
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Chancel of the Church of St Mary, Fishguard, showing the east window by John Petts, 1986
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