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- Plumstead in the First World War – by Nick Fulford, edited by Mike Ray-Jones
- The Plumstead Postmills [external link] – an interesting piece of research about the 2 mills that used to stand on Mill Lane, just to the southwest of Plumstead Green.
- The Plumstead 2000 Fund – by David Ramsbotham (July 2024, updated November 2024)
- The Plumstead Village Sign was unveiled in the summer of 2000. Click the link for more information, and to view a fascinating video which includes footage of many Plumstead residents from the turn of the century (some now sadly missed).
- Pond Renovation 2008 – 2011 – a photo album documenting the project to renovate the Pond at Plumstead Green between 2008 and 2011
- Pond Renovation in the press, July 2010
- Unveiling of the defibrillator in the old phonebox in the press, April 2015
- The National Library of Scotland [external link] – maps of Plumstead from 1885 and 1905
- Plumstead in The Domesday Book [external link] – one of the largest 20% of settlements recorded!
- Eileen’s Story (Life in a Norfolk Village) – edited by Eleanor Faulkner
- “I remember the double earth closet that Walnut Farm used to have. As a child, I was never sure who I might be expected to sit next to!” [Jill, a family member of a late resident]
- John Durdin thought that Carpenters Cottage was built on the site of the village’s old bakery.
- David Ramsbotham of Walnut Farm is believed to have been the first Plumstead resident to be elected a County Councillor. David won the election in 2013 and served as a UKIP County Councillor for the Melton Constable Division for four years. He also served 17 years [1996 – 2014] as a Parish Councillor for Plumstead, the last 8 years as Chairman.