This window is part of the Comper series and depicts King Henry VI and Abbot Richard Harweden. It was given in 1926 by James Gerard, United States Ambassador in charge of British interests in Berlin 1914-17, and the US coat of arms appears at the base with those of the United Kingdom and Commonwealth countries. Small statuettes represent members of Henry VI's family and his badge, the red rose of Lancaster, and motto "Dieu et mon Droit" also appear.

Organist of the Abbey from 1831-1882. The design is by Clayton and Bell and shows figures of various Biblical characters including David, Moses, Miriam and Deborah, together with St Cecilia. Small portraits of Turle and his wife occur at the base of the window.

Engineer of various bridges around the world, including the High Level bridge at Newcastle upon Tyne and the Victoria Bridge over the St Lawrence river in Canada. He is buried in the Nave of the Abbey. The glass was designed by William Wailes, amended by Sir George Gilbert Scott, and unveiled in 1862. The larger medallions depict Biblical building, including Noah's Ark and Solomon's temple, and constructions by Stephenson, with smaller portrait heads of famous builders of history including Archimedes, Michaelangelo and Wren. In 1948 a picture of the "Rocket" locomotive was added to commemorate Robert's father George Stephenson.