Cornish stained glass

Location

GPS coordinates: (50.206822, -5.315893)

Notes on the church

1. Notice of consecration on 16^th May 1854, Royal Cornwall Gazette May 12, 1854 p 4.
2. Consecrated 16^th May 1854, Royal Cornwall Gazette May 19, 1854 p 5. There is no stained glass.
3. 1854 - JP St Aubyn £1123 (Port, MH, Six Hundred New Churches: The Church Building Commission 1818–1856, p 331. Reading, Spire Books Ltd., 2006).
4. Truro Diocesan Kalendar 1898 p 158 (13^th June 1897). Heard & Sons, Truro (D/E/3/9, D/E/4/5). Re-opening of Chancel after restoration: new floor, stalls of oak, &c.: new Vestry dedicated.
5. Notice of reopening on 7^th December 1899, Cornish Post and Mining News December 7, 1899 p 8.
6. Reopened after restoration of nave, aisle and porch, Royal Cornwall Gazette December 14, 1899 p 4, Cornish Post and Mining News December 14, 1899 p 5.
7. Dedication of new pulpit, Cornish Telegraph October 23, 1901 p 4.
8. Kelly’s Directory of Cornwall 1902 p 246.
9. Dedication of new chancel screen, Cornishman August 5, 1925 p 3.
10. Consecrated 15^th May 1854 (different from newspaper sources). All stained glass by Clayton and Bell. Carah, the Revd James Sims. The parish of Camborne. Some notes on its History, its Antiquities and its People., p 36. Camborne, The Camborne Printing & Stationery Co., 1925 (a copy is held by the Courtney Library, Royal Cornwall Museum, Truro, classmark 942.371).