Gathered together in one corner are the late 18th and early 19th Century memorial plaques rescued from the bombed building, which in turn had taken them from the earlier chapel on the site. One of them is to JM Benyon, this exemplary man, who officiated as minister in this place fifty nine years, inculcating by precept and example the principles of piety and virtue. There are later plaques to ministers on the flanking walls, and a very good stained glass window above the entrance by the King workshop of Norwich. It depicts Christ summoning St Peter and St Andrew to make them fishers of men, a story which must have resonated with generations of Yarmouth men and women. The signatures on the glass can also be found in the windows of St Julian's church in Norwich, similarly rebuilt after German bombing.