This second volume in the essential series documenting Cornish church architecture provides a fascinating window into the nineteenth century. Through the meticulous church notes of the Lysons brothers and the architectural observations of Sir Stephen Glynne, this book offers a scholarly and comprehensive record of churches across Cornwall, specifically covering those from M to Z. For local historians, architectural enthusiasts, and researchers of ecclesiastical history, this collection acts as an invaluable primary source. These notes capture details that have since changed or vanished, providing a unique snapshot of the structural and historical state of these buildings during a period of significant transition. Paul Cockerham’s editorial work brings these disparate notes together into an accessible and structured format, allowing you to trace the artistic and liturgical evolution of Cornish worship spaces. Whether you are conducting formal research or simply possess a deep affection for the landscape and heritage of Cornwall, this volume provides a vital link to the past, preserving the legacy of these sacred sites for future generations of historians and churchgoers alike.