Chapel there is a beautiful statue of the Virgin of Lourdes; to the right of the altar is a statue of the Sacred Heart. The confessional and seats are of Gothic design from designs by Mr. Pugin and furnished by Messrs. Bolton Bros., of Cheltenham; the tabernacle of worked brass is by Hardman, of Birmingham. Externally, the church is executed in stock bricks and stone dressings. The charming traceried windows are lead glazed. The open timber roof is thickly traceried with Westmoreland green slating. There is a very fine west window. On the north side at the eastern end is a sacristy, while the south, or Hereson road frontage, is the porch and the Lady Chapel. There is a gallery at the west end. The internal wood-work is pitch pine and there is a solid wood block floor covering concrete. It is intended that a chancel be added along with the erection of a graceful tower. Altogether, St Ethelbert’s Church is a worthy addition to the public buildings of the district. See also Historic buildings in Ramsgate References Roman Catholic churches in Kent