Encompassing a millennium of churches around Wales—from tiny St. Govan’s tucked in its cliff-face, through ruined Llanthony and other abbeys, to the magnificence of the cathedrals at Llandaff and St. David’s—this invaluable repository of history, art, architecture, spirituality, and people’s lives will appeal equally to the historian and the tourist. One of Britain’s great unheralded treasures, Welsh churches finally receive here the kind of complete coverage, in photographs and words, given to churches elsewhere in Britain.