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Door at back of priory	East window from outside	Outside of priory	Outside of priory
Outside of Henry VII window	Outside of priory	Entrance porch	Outside of priory
View towards west window given by Richard III	West window given by Richard III, full of saints and archbishops	Third window south quire: arms of Richard Duke of Gloucester, with boar supporters, from the west window	First window of north quire aisle: arms of Anne Neville, with bear supporters. These are original, the coat of arms is modern glass
Third window south quire: arms of Richard Duke of York	Second window south quire: arms of De Burgh, Earl of Ulster	Third window south quire: arms of Maurice Berkeley of Beverstone	These three lords, together with Henry VI, John Beauchamp, Lord of Powick and Sir Humphrey Stafford of Grafton were donors towards the rebuilding of the quire which started around 1440.
First window of north quire aisle: medieval ladies	First window of north quire aisle: heads of three of Noah’s sons wearing red caps	First window of north quire aisle: figure (upper part missing) of kneeling benefactor Nicholas Devenyshe	First window of north quire aisle: part of kneeling figure of a gentleman, with a collar of SS round his neck. Probably Sir William de Bracy
Transept or Magnificat window given by Henry VII	Henry VII window: donors: bottom row, left, Sir Thomas Lovell and Sir John Savage (he’s missing)	Henry VII window: donors: bottom row, middle, Sir Reginald Bray on left and Prince Arthur on right	Henry VII window: donors: bottom row, right, Elizabeth of York (missing) and Henry VII