The story of the present Chancel Screen is well known. Thrown out at the Restoration of 1861 ( no written record of its actual position then — an important omission), it finished up in a builder’s yard in Derby, but the Vicar of St. Peter’s rescued it and re-erected it in his Church where Cox, (a famous Church historian), recognising it as the Crich Screen, got it sent back to Crich where it was re-erected by a local family, the Roe Smiths, as a memorial to their sons Norman and Henry Victor safely returned after the 1914-18 War.