St. Andrew's Church - Epworth

Samuel Wesley was the Rector at St. Andrew's Church, his son, John, was the founder of the Methodist movement. Following a recent £800,000 restoration we developed and delivered a wide range of interpretive outcomes which form the purpose-built heritage located under the newly constructed bell ringing platform.
Welcome interpretive panel.
Information browsing book within the Church.
Interpretive panels within the heritage room.
Cut-away illustration of Church.
Town heritage trail and leaflet.
Series of 8 short films housed in a purpose-built AV unit within the heritage room including:
Architecture of the Church.
Epworth Now and Then.
Bells and Bellringing.
The organ and choir.
The Rector and the silver Chalice
14 point 'Info-Point' tour of the Church which allows visitors to view tour films on their smartphone or tablet at no cost and with no need for phone or WiFi signal.
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Film of Rev'd Walker talking about the significance of the chalice.
Cutaway illustration of St Andrews
A film showing a whole day of activities with a group of children from a nearby primary school.
St Andrew's organist talks about the organ and the church choir.
Leaflet cover
Virtual tour of the church showing the key aspects of the architecture of St Andrew's.
Images of heritage room showing panels, browsing book and audio visual unit plus the outside orientation panel

Self-led Smartphone Tour

Using a special device that creates its own discrete Wifi network we installed a  14 point tour  of the church. Visitors access these films via their own smartphones or tablets. No mobile or data signal is required.
St Andrew's branding document
St Andrew's website design (partial document)