Books
The following books on local subjects are available:
A Vanished World - The Reminiscences of Mary Cordelia Emily Leigh, edited and introduced by Sheila Woolf
ISBN 978-1-3999-5475-4
The Eagle and the Phoenix - Coventry Stories for Young People, by Sheila Woolf
ISBN 978-908837-17-2
A Strange Time, the Diary and Scrapbooks of Cordelia Leigh 1914-1919, edited by Sheila Woolf and Chris Holland
ISBN 978 0 9574216 0 8
Back to School, A History of Stoneleigh School 1740-1976, by Sheila Woolf
Local Aspects of the Great War - Coventry and Warwickshire, Volume 2, edited by Chris Holland
(with a chapter by Sheila Woolf on the contribution of the Leigh family.)
ISBN 978-0-9574216-3-9
Another Country, the Story of Stoneleigh Men in the Great War, by Sheila Woolf
ISBN‎ 978-0955112423







People at Home - Living in a Warwickshire Village 1500-1800, by N. W. AlcockISBN 978-0850338638
Stoneleigh Houses, by N. W. Alcock


Stoneleigh Villagers 1597 - 1650, by N. W. Alcock

Dame Alice Leigh's Almshouses, The Residents 1841-1911, by Philip Gill


The Stoneleigh Estate - A Brief Agricultural History, by David Brooks

Walking Around Stoneleigh in Arden - A Village, by Audrey W. Gilbert
Several small booklets have so far been published by the society and these are available to buy from our displays in the Leigh Chapel of St Mary the Virgin Church, Stoneleigh, e.g.
Blacksmiths of Stoneleigh
Edward Langley Fardon
Here Come the Girls - a story of Warwickshire's American Wives, by Sheila Woolf
The History of the Village Club
The Story of the Stoneleigh Stitchers
Recollections of Life in Stoneleigh, by Harry Edmunds
Sir Henry Parkes
The Swan Inn
Wentworth House
Other booklets are available on the Booklet Publications page
(all written on behalf of the Stoneleigh History Society)