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The following are a selection of documents relating to the history and development of Horninghold.
Belvoir Priory: 1885 Ordnance Survey map showing the location of Belvoir Priory north of Belvoir Castle.
Belvoir Priory: information on Belvoir Priory from A History of the County of Lincoln: Volume 2 of 1906.
Bradley Priory: information on Bradley Priory from A History of the County of Leicestershire: Volume 2 of 1954.
Blaston: John Harwood Hill: entry for Blaston from John Harwood Hill's, The History of Market Harborough with That Portion of the Hundred of Gartree, Leicestershire of 1875.
Blaston: Leicestershire Victoria County History: history of the village of Blaston.
Blaston: Ordnance Survey Map 1885: coloured version of the village from the OS 1885 map.
Collyweston Slate: infographic about Collyweston stone slate, which is used on many buildings in Horninghold.
Goddard Architectural Practice: biography of Joseph and Henry Langton Goddard of Leicester with a selected directory of buildings.
Hardcastle Family: account of the Hardcastle family's industrial operations in Bolton and of their principal home at Bradshaw Hall.
Horninghold: Church of St Peter: article written by G. K. Brandwood in Ancient and Modern Churches and Chapels Around Market Harborough, 1987.
Horninghold: Church of St Peter: article written by architect Albert Herbert in 1934 promoting the restoration of the church in Horninghold.
Horninghold: Church of St Peter: article written by Dr W. G. Hoskins in The Heritage of Leicestershire, 1946.
Horninghold: Church of St Peter: churchyard plan, 2015.
Horninghold: Church of St Peter: list of graves relating to the churchyard plan.
Horninghold: Correspondence Relating to the Restoration of St Peter's Church: letters relating to the 1934 restoration of St Peter's Church.
Horninghold: Cricket: series of newspaper articles covering cricket matches in Horninghold.
Horninghold: Cross Slab Grave Cover: a paper entitled In Search of the Templars, which examines the provenance of the cross slab grave cover in St Peter's Church, which was discovered in 1951.
Horninghold: Domesday Land Ownership: information of land owners in the 11th century.
Horninghold: Enclosure: record of the enclosure of Horninghold in 1729.
Horninghold: Estate Sale, 1931: catalogue from August 1931 detailing the sale of the Manor of Horninghold.
Horninghold: Estate Sale, 1932: catalogue detailing the sale of further property in Horninghold in 1932.
Horninghold: Hall Sale, 1951: catalogue for the sale of Horninghold Hall in 1951.
Horninghold: Humphrey Michel Article: paper by John H Pruett entitled 'A Late Stuart Leicestershire parson The Reverend Humphrey Michel, from Transactions of the Leicestershire Architectural and Historical Society, 54 1978-1979.
Horninghold: Humphrey Michel Diary: extracts from the diary of the Rev. Humphrey Michel, Rector of Blaston and Horninghold published by the Leicestershire Architectural Society, 1859.
Horninghold: Humphrey Michel Info & Diary: Information about Rev. Humphrey Michel, Rector of Blaston and Horninghold, together with diary extracts.
Horninghold: Humphrey Michel: burial entry. he was buried at St Giles, Blaston.
Horninghold: John Harwood Hill: entry for Horninghold from John Harwood Hill's, The History of Market Harborough with That Portion of the Hundred of Gartree, Leicestershire of 1875.
Horninghold: John Nichols: entry for Horninghold from John Nichols's, The History & Antiquities of the County of Leicestershire published in four volumes in 1795.
Horninghold: Leicestershire Victoria County History: history of the village of Horninghold.
Horninghold: Ordnance Survey Map 1885: coloured version of the village from the OS 1885 map.
Horninghold: Records: records for Horninghold held at Leicester Records Office.
Horninghold: Visit of John Evelyn: extracts from John Evelyn's diary relating to his visit to Leicestershire and Horninghold in 1654.
Leicestershire: Ancient Woods: article entitled A Provisional List of the Ancient Woodlands of Leicestershire 1200-c.1530 by Anthony Squires..
Mooning Men: article entitles Bums and Fleas by Lionel Wall on the mooning men sculptures in medieval churches in Leicestershire and Rutland.
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