Sparked by a visit to Asia Minor in the year 1882, William Mitchell Ramsay's interest in rebuilding what he terms the "Thousand and One Churches" grew, until a point in 1907 when he found himself back in Asia Minor with friend Gertrude Bell. This account, divided into four parts, details Ramsay and Bell's restoration efforts from that time forth, and is complete with extensive photographs, line-drawings, maps, and plans of their work. A highly detailed, fascinating historical document.
