Our Publications
LEARN, study, enjoy, …
Use this page to access the CONTEMPORARY materials especially CREATED by Flamstead Heritage or that has been produced recently and PUBLISHED by us.
Through these RESOURCES in a variety of DIGITAL MEDIA you can LEARN about our local HERITAGE, about St Leonard’s church and Flamstead village.
OR to find older source material CURATED and DIGITISED by Flamstead Heritage visit the ARCHIVES page.
Printed Materials
You can view (and hence download) PDFs of all the printed materials such as boards, panels, leaflets and booklets produced by Flamstead Heritage about the church and village from the Find Out (more) page.
St Leonard’s Educational Resource
Educational materials supporting discovery learning in mediaeval social history, geography, and religious practice.Created by education professionals for two audiences:
- learners aged 4 to 13 for self-study; the Key Stage 3 materials will also appeal to adults
- teachers using the lesson (session) plans, editable slides, activities, and other source materials provided
St Leonard’s Educational Resource
Reports and Surveys
Title: St Leonard’s Church Flamstead Graffiti Survey Interpretation Report
Issue: 1.0, May 2024
Author: CHAMPION, Matthew J
Published by: Flamstead Heritage
Format: searchable PDF; 65pp, 4.2 MB
Rights Status: the author, licensed to Flamstead Heritage
View/download: from here
From the Project Brief: “The survey was initiated to undertake a variety of non-invasive photographic and measured raking light surveys of the accessible areas of St Leonard’s church, Flamstead. The purpose … was to fully record the location and details of the surviving historic graffiti, and to assess their origin and the information presented by these drawings and texts, as part of a wider National Lottery Heritage Fund conservation and restoration project.”
Title: St Leonard’s Church Flamstead Fabric Survey Report
Issue: 1.0, July 2024
Author: CHAMPION, Matthew J
Published by: Flamstead Heritage
Format: searchable PDF; 60pp, 3.9 MB
Rights Status: the author, licensed to Flamstead Heritage
View/download: from here
From the Project Brief: “The purpose was to undertake a detailed evaluation and study of the visible fabric of the church, with a view to identifying construction techniques and building phases, and thereby gain a fuller understanding of the chronological development of the site and suggest a more accurate phasing of the visible construction periods.”
more resources to follow …