Westby is notable for the fine Catholic church of St. Anne's, designed by E. W. Pugin and built in 1860.

The conventional church exterior does not prepare the visitor for the striking interior with its elaborate timber roof.
Above the altar the timbers follow the apse and form a frame or focal point.
At the west end is a gallery.

Despite the unusual shape of the nave windows, the stained glass is largely unspectacular.
But two of the windows are noteworthy - the Pre-Raphaelite styled "St Cecilia" in a  green gown, with roses in the cusps, and the "Millennium" window with its inscription.
Westby is notable for the fine Catholic church of St. Anne's, designed by E. W. Pugin and built in 1860.
The conventional church exterior does not prepare the visitor for the striking interior with its elaborate timber roof. Above the altar the timbers follow the apse and form a frame or focal point. At the west end is a gallery.
Despite the unusual shape of the nave windows, the stained glass is largely unspectacular. But two of the windows are noteworthy - the Pre-Raphaelite styled "St Cecilia" in a  green gown, with roses in the cusps, and the "Millennium" window with its inscription.
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