This volume is one of the most comprehensive studies of the ecclesiastical heritage of an English county ever published. It contains 24 chapters, each discussing a period or aspect of Cambridgeshire's 300 or so churches. It begins with a series of essays tracing the development of the county's churches from Anglo-Saxon times to the present (also including material on non- conformist chapels); this is followed by detailed essays on specific aspects such as woodwork, bells, dedications, Anglo-Saxon and Romanesque sculpture, monuments, brasses, archaeology and stained glass.