noteworthy contents, including: The royal English coat of arms from the year 1628. Wall hanging: A Shropshire Lad located near the south door. The west window illustrating some of the historical figures involved with Ludlow Castle. The white ensign from HMS Ludlow. Organ In the north transept is the John Snetzler organ. Through the generosity of Henry Arthur Herbert, 1st Earl of Powis, this organ was installed in 1764 at a cost of £1,000. Originally it was located in a gallery beneath the tower and had three manuals with 19 stops. In the 19th century, Gray and Davison restored the organ and enlarged it, at the same time moving it to its present position in the north transept. By this time, a fourth manual had been added. The organ was restored in the 1980s by Nicholson & Co (Worcester) Ltd. In 2006, thanks largely to a grant from the Heritage Lottery Fund, further work was carried out to clean the instrument, improve the console, and to add a new mounted cornet. More recent work has included new keyboards and toe sweep, as well as overhauling the blowing plant and gilding the facade pipes. List of organists Edmund White c. 1473 Thomas Sherman 1492–1508 John Perche c. 1493 Maurice Phillips c. 1551 John Broke c. 1549 – 1559 Thomas Tanner c. 1566 Thomas Cope 1568–1579 John Cooke 1578–1583 John Harrison 1584–1597 George Pingle 1597–1604 Richard Crumpe 1605–1620 Benjamin Cosyn 1621–1622 Mr. Perkings 1623 Marmaduke Pardoe 1623–1626 Walter Gibbs 1626–1628 Edward Smith 1627–1630 Edward Standley 1630–1634 John Maylard 1634–1635 Berkeley Wrench 1636–1637 (then organist of Gloucester Cathedral before reappointment in 1642). John ap Evan 1638 Thomas Heardson 1637–1642 Berkeley Wrench 1642–1645 interregnum 1645–1672 Benjamin Moone 1672–1704 Henry Hall 1704–1707 William Hine 1707 Josias Preist 1708–1711 John Childe 1711–1712 John Salter 1712–1713 Benjamin Sharrett 1713–1716 David Langton 1716–1730 David Valentine 1730–1764 Joseph Harris 1764–1771 (then organist of St Martin in the Bull Ring, Birmingham) Miles Coyle 1771–1789 (then organist of Hereford Cathedral) John Clarke Whitfield 1789–1794 (later organist of St Patrick's Cathedral, Armagh (Church of Ireland)) Charles Evans 1794–1823 Adam Ree 1823–1841 – 1851–1856 Miss Francis Ree 1856–1858 William Walter Ridley 1858 Robert Bartholomew 1858–1891 Joseph Humphrey Anger 1892–1893 (then Instructor of Harmony and Theory at the Royal Conservatory of Music, Toronto) Ivor Atkins 1893–1897 (then organist of Worcester Cathedral) Clement Charlton Palmer 1897–1908 (then organist of Canterbury Cathedral) Norman Charles Woods 1908–1911