"A Short Guide to the Parish Church of St Mary Magdalene, Hucknall", published 1/1/1961 by Kenneth George Thompson, (Pages 17-18).

Nottinghamshire Record Office: Ref DR/1/1/2/3582; 'Faculty to restore the ancient Lady Chapel'.

Nottingham Evening Post, Saturday 5th June 1920 (page 1); printed an image of the refurbished Lady Chapel, captioned: 'The handsome Memorial Chapel in the Hucknall Parish Church, which is to be dedicated by the Bishop of Southwell to-morrow morning'. https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0000321/19200605/005/0001

Nottingham Journal, Monday 7th June 1920 (page 2) reported: 'A RESTORED CHAPEL. Hucknall Church’s Beautiful Memorial. Various memorials have been placed in places of worship in Hucknall to the memory of fallen men connected with those particular denominations, but the largest scheme to date is the restoration of the ancient Chantry Chapel on the north side of the chancel of the Hucknall Parish Church, where are recorded in alabaster the names of all men - some - 260 - from this parish who made the great sacrifice. In the midst of this roll of honour a triptych is set, with a cross and crown on either side. Gifts of Windows, The memorial chapel is separated from the main body of the church by oak screens, and the three windows are the gifts respectively of the Boys' Brigade, Mr. E. Bostock, the verger, and Canon Barber, vicar. In addition there are special panels provided by parents giving additional particulars of their sons' heroism. The whole forms a beautiful memorial in a renowned church, and a panel on the outer wall of the chapel records its purpose. So far, over £1,000 has been raised by voluntary gifts, and about £400 was required before yesterday’s services. Bishop’s Sermon. There was not a vacant seat in the historic church at the dedication service yesterday, when the Bishop of Southwell preached the sermon on "God is love." He showed that whilst the war had shattered the faith of many people by taking from them their sons, he reminded them that the innocent Christ suffered even more agony in order that a people who had rebelled might be brought to that former state of unity with God. Afterwards the Bishop, clergy and churchwardens proceeded to the lady chapel, where the dedicatory sentences were uttered by Dr. Hoskyns, who also consecrated the role [sic] of honour. After the devotions in the church a procession was made the Market-place, where a short service was held, and an address was given by Colonel Goodman, of the Sherwood Foresters, the proceedings terminating with the Last Post and grace by the Bishop,. https://www.britishnewspaperarchive.co.uk/viewer/bl/0001897/19200607/048/0002

'St Mary Magdalene Church Pilgrimage, an interactive tour' leaflet; 'LADY CHAPEL: Built in the 13th century and dedicated to the Virgin Mary, hence ‘Lady Chapel’. The chapel was taken down and rebuilt stone by stone several metres to the east to make way for the transepts during the 1887/8 church extension. In 1919, in the great outpouring of national grief which followed the losses of the First World War, the Lady Chapel was re-modelled as a chapel of remembrance for the fallen of the parish. Item 11: Lady Chapel Screen. This beautifully carved screen was placed here as part of the series of remembrance monuments to those parishioners who fell in the First World War. The lower half of the screen is a continuation of the wainscot panelling around the chapel walls which includes tributes to the fallen; each name in gold within a carved wooden wreath'. http://hucknallparishchurch.org.uk/wp-content/uploads/2015/11/dl_church_2015_web_A4_LR.pdf A 'virtual tour' of the Church, including the Memorial/Lady Chapel, is also available on their website http://hucknallparishchurch.org.uk/hucknall-heritage/

Southwell and Nottingham Church History Project: Hucknall St Mary History https://southwellchurches.nottingham.ac.uk/hucknall-st-mary/hhistory.php

Nottinghamshire County Council WW1 Roll of Honour, re the Parish's alabaster tablet (our ref WMR 26874). https://secure.nottinghamshire.gov.uk/RollOfHonour/WarMemorials/Details/165

Historic England: Hucknall St Mary Church was Grade II* Listed on 2/12/1968 (List Entry Number 1217611); mentions that the Lady Chapel ('restored, 1919') 'has inscribed traceried wooden screen. North side has 2 stained glass windows, 1919, by Gascoigne, and east end has a similar window. South side has re-set C13 piscina. To its right, 2 bay arcade with crested traceried memorial screen. Lean-to roof similar to aisles'. https://historicengland.org.uk/listing/the-list/list-entry/1217611?section=official-list-entry