There probably aren’t many places where the buildings have apparently changed so little in the course of a century – ...
The inside of the business card
Catalogue record: AH.0562
A photo taken in 1939 of Aldermaston Village, from the south-west. From the 1939 sale brochure owned by Mrs Viv Green
Catalogue record: AH.0509
Photo of Aldermaston Antiques (which ran from 1993 - 2012) taken on 7th January 2008- a splendid Christmas window. Many years ago this was the village Apothocary, and in the early 1900's a tailor's workshop was upstairs.
Catalogue record: AH.0510
The business card of Aldermaston Antiques which operated from 1993 till 2002.
Catalogue record: AH.0561
In April 2000, Tim Aitken, then a Villager, kindly took Peter Oldridge up from Wasing airfield in Tim’s aircraft. The ...
Polly lived in the Hinds Head as a young girl from 1954-1963
With the help of Beth Asbury, West Berkshire Council’s HERO (Historic Environment Record Officer), we have secured an image licence ...
On Friday, 20th July 2007 months-worth of rain fell within a few hours causing severe flooding across wide areas of ...
Author Nick Evans, in his book Fuelling the Motoring Age: 100 Years of British Petrol Stations,published in 2019 by The History ...
For the second year running, no big trees were available so the Christmas lights were attached to the wrought-iron gates. The appearance after dark was stunning.
Catalogue record: AH.0669
The Museum of English Rural Life (MERL) in Reading, part of the University of Reading, has over 200 items relating ...
On the death of Charles Keyser’s widow the whole estate was finally put up for sale by public auction. Perhaps ...
Heavy snow fell in December 2009 and January 2010 and as always the village was transformed. Below are a few ...
Queen Victoria reigned as our Queen from 1837 until her death in 1901, The Aldermaston parish magazine for March 1901 ...
Mr Charles Keyser, owner and Lord of the Manor of Aldermaston from 1893 till 1929, devoted himself and much of ...
