Panels form 'The Pilgrim's Progress' by N. Adams.

In the church the story told by the paintings reads from right to left. The first two panels show 'The Wilderness of This World' and then 'The Slough of Despond'. Unfortunately I do not have complete photographs of these. Shown is the left half of 'The Slough of Despond'.

After leaving 'The Wilderness of This World' and travelling through 'The Slough of Despond' Christian has to pass through 'The Wicket Gate' shown in the detail above.

The third panel shows 'The House of the Interpreter'. Norman saw this as a 'Celestial Computer', where problems could be understood and resolved.

After leaving 'The House of The Interpreter' Christian passes the 'Place of Deliverance'. In this holy place he is relieved of his burden.

The final panel on the left wall depicts Christian's battle with Apollyon. After leaving 'The Place of Deliverance' Christian meets Apollyon, the master of 'This World'. After a hard battle, and sustaining injuries, Christian defeats Apollyon.

The final panel shows 'Paradise' or 'The Celestial City'.

In the panels on the right wall Norman deviated from 'The Pilgrim's Progress'. He depicts death ('The Valley of the Shadow of Death' in Bunyan's book) as a dark stain. The second panel depicts the transfiguration of the soul, prior to its entry into Paradise.