FOWNC Publications

Our publications can be purchased at FOWNC meetings and by post, email or telephone. Postage costs are not shown below because it depends on the total items you order, typically £1 for smaller items and £3 for larger packages.

Please contact our Publications Officer to confirm availability and postage costs and make cheques payable to ‘Friends of West Norwood Cemetery’. Payments by PayPal, Credit Card and Debit Card are now available upon request.

FOWNCBooklets by Bob Flanagan - A5 with colour illustrations

West Norwood Cemetery, An Illustrated Guide, 116pp - £7.50
(See www.fownc.org/guide)

Crystal Palace Connections (See Newsletter #92), 96pp - £7.00

Norwood’s Mausolea (See Newsletter #90), 24pp - £5.00

Books by John Clarke and Peter Hodgkinson

Norwood and the Great War - Reflections on Military and Social History,
400pp - £15.00 (See www.fownc.org/gwc)

FOWNCBooklets - A5 with monochrome illustrations and map

FOWNC (1990-2015) - PDF - free download

Dickens Connections by Paul Graham, 94pp - £2.95

Musicians by Bob Flanagan, 72pp - £2.95

Music Hall by Bob Flanagan, 56pp - £2.50

Sportsmen by Bob Flanagan, 76pp - £2.50

Guide Maps - A2 with colour illustrations

Monumental Architecture by Colin Fenn & James Slattery-Kavanagh - £2.00

FOWNCGreek Necropolis by Colin Fenn & James Slattery-Kavanagh - £2.00

Greetings cards - with envelope

West Norwood c.1840 showing Cemetery & St Luke’s Church - 75p each

Montage of monument views and details - 75p each

Christmas cards - pack of 8 with envelopes

4 of each: Group of monuments and trees in snow, Window with angels in Greek Chapel - £3.00

Postcards - 10p each

FOWNCGeneral Postcards

Aerial view c.1907

Entrance arch in snow

Cemetery with spring blossoms

Postcards of Monuments

James W Gilbart in snow

St Stephen's (Greek) Chapel in snow

Charles H Spurgeon

Thomas Winter (Tom Spring) - drawing

Portrait Postcards

Charles W Alcock

Sir Richard E Webster (Viscount Alverstone) (i) as amateur athlete

Sir Richard E Webster (Viscount Alverstone) (ii) as Lord Chief Justice