Editions of Dorking History, the annual journal of Dorking Local History Group, are available at £2 each and contain articles relating to Holmwood as follows:

• John Langdon Davies - from conscientious objector to Home Guard via the Spanish barricades and the Holmwood - Kathy Atherton (2008)
• The strange case of the amoebic shape-shifting Common - Kathy Atherton (2008)
• Tracing the ownership of Waterland Farm, Blackbrook - Mary Day (2008)
• A Narrow Escape (on runaway vehicles in the Holmwood) (2008)
• The Holmwood Manoeuvres of July 1876 - Maureen Cole (2007)
• The Double Life of a Capel Yeoman (the Tilt family of Holmwood) - Pam Palmer (2007)
• The Admiral and the Obnoxious Ornaments (Admiral Sir Leopold Heath and St Mary Magdalene) - Kathy Atherton (2007)
• 'A Bit of Singing and Dancing': Emmeline Pethick Lawrence, the Esperance Girls' Club and the Sundial - Kathy Atherton (2006)
• The Evacuation of the Holmwoods (the planned evacuation of the villages in the First World War) - Kathy Atherton (2005)
• The Norfolk Arms, Holmwood - S.E. Worrow and Kathy Atherton (2004)
• The North Holmwood Pottery - Brian Overell (2003)
• The Cabin, North Holmwood - Alan A. Jackson (2003)

Dorking, a Surrey Market Town through twenty centuries by Vivien Ettlinger, Alan A. Jackson and Brian Overell ISBN 1-870912-03-9

Published 1999 124 pages with illustrations An overview of the history of the manor and town of Dorking to which the Holmwood belonged. Available at £5

These publications are available from Dorking Local History Group (see 'research and contacts')