The Stone Path is a self-guided tour of England’s lasting medieval architecture, highlighting sites from each period while offering historical context and practical visitor information.

Available as both a printed and digital experience, The Stone Path supports planning and learning by prompting close observations of key architectural features as people move between sites.

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Touchpoints

The physical guidebook is distributed through visitor centers at airports, train stations, and other major travel hubs across England.

The mobile version is introduced through the same distribution points, offering an immediate digital option for visitors who prefer to access the guide on their phones.

Placing it in these locations reaches visitors at a moment when they are actively planning and seeking meaningful experiences.

The Experience

The Stone Path is a self-guided tour of medieval England across multiple sites. Visitors start by learning about each era’s architecture, choose a site and review visitor info, and then use the guide on-site to spot the key features.

  • Cover

  • Site Map

  • Introduction Timeline

  • Anglo-Saxon era introduction

  • Norman era Introduction

  • Normam Architecture Site example

  • little ice age era introduction

  • Little ice age site example

  • Little ice age site visitor information

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