Cornish stained glass

Location

GPS coordinates: (50.08962, -5.546049)

Notes on the church

1. Description of the church Cornish Telegraph May 14, 1862 p 4. The windows of the aisles are of churchwarden insertion, ugly and round-headed; and the East window is a perfect caricature. All have wooden frames, with large panes of glass.
2. The new Gothic window at the east end of the church is nearly completed, Cornish Telegraph March 31, 1869 p 2. J Polsue, A Complete Parochial History of the County of Cornwall, vol III p 24. William Lake, Truro, 1870. A handsome chancel window of five lights, in Polyphant stone, has recently been inserted.
3. Reopened 17^th November 1873 after restoration. Mentions four windows: east, tower, and two modern stained glass memorial windows of the Leah and Rowe families. Western Morning News November 18, 1873 p 4.
4. Kelly’s Directory of Cornwall 1873 p 829.
5. Kelly’s Directory of Cornwall 1883 p 974.
6. Kelly’s Directory of Cornwall 1893 p 1221.
7. Restored 1892–3 (Brown, H Miles, What to look for in Cornish churches. Newton Abbot, David and Charles, 1973)