The Croke Altar Tomb
Standing in the North Lady Chapel is the altar tomb of Alderman John Croke
(1477) was destroyed by the air-raid of 1940. It has since been completely
restored from over 150 fragments. The fine bras memorials at the back
of the tomb record the effigies of the Alderman and his eight sons, Margaret
his wife and his five daughters.
The casket containing the Toc H lamp, given to the movement in 1922 by Edward, Prince of Wales, also contains stained glass shields depicting the arms of places where branches of the Toc H were founded between 1919 and 1929.