Charles Keyser had himself portrayed as a harpist in a mural to the right of the altar.
Catalogue record: AH.0182
Prominent figure at the bottom of the mural to the right of the altar.
Catalogue record: AH.0192
This photo gives an overall view of the medieval murals which have been uncovered in the Lady's Chapel.
Catalogue record: AH.0186
This image is in 3 parts and is generally held to be the story of St Nicholas.
Catalogue record: AH.0188
The lower part of the left-hand image, on the eastern wall of the Ladys Chapel, held to be the story of St Nicholas, shows medieval ships (or "Cogs")- a very rare image
Catalogue record: AH.0187
Charles Keyser had his two daughters, Muriel and x, his wife Mary Emma and his son Charles Norman all portrayed as celestial musicians in a mural to the left of the altar.
Catalogue record: AH.0183
1976 Photograph of Aldermaston Lock looking across the basin and showing a water tower and the side of Sterling Cables site
Catalogue record: AH.0021
This is a scan of a small engraving of Aldermaston Manor and church. It depicts the buildings pre-1843 as a fire burnt down the house on 13 Jan 1843. The church tower has artistic licence in it's drawing as it shows a window in the tower and no louvres below the tower roof.
Catalogue record: AH.0022
Photograph of the Aldermaston parish hall following the external refurbishment in 2018 . Funded from grants from Building communities together and fund raising efforts from the hall management committee.
Catalogue record: AH.0101
Catalogue record: AH.0027
Catalogue record: AH.0030
Catalogue record: AH.0029
An aerial view of Aldermaston School, showing the temporary classrooms installed
Catalogue record: AH.0117
Photo taken just after taking off from Brimpton Airfield.
Catalogue record: AH.0151
Portacabin delivery on 30 August 2007 to Aldermaston School to provide temporary classrooms after the flooding
Catalogue record: AH.0115
Portacabin delivery on 30 August 2007 to Aldermaston School to provide temporary classrooms after the flooding
Catalogue record: AH.0116
Aldermaston Scouts 1909 Photograph probably by Mr P Robert (see newspaper cutting)
Catalogue record: AH.0094
A view looking north from the southern end of The Street, showing the gable of the Parish Hall and Candle Cottage and posters advertising the 2005 Aldermaston and Wasing Produce Show.
Catalogue record: AH.0048
Aldermaston Signal Box in 1968. The signal box is at the western end of the southern platform.
Catalogue record: AH.0239
Aldermaston Stores
Catalogue record: AH.0041
Ancient oak tree in the north-east corner of the grounds of Aldermaston Court
Catalogue record: AH.0064
Avenue of poplar trees lining the A340 north of Frouds Lane. The trees were removed during the construction of Wasing Way, the footpath/cyclepath opened in 2012 on land donated by Wasing Estates, which links Aldermaston Wharf and Aldermaston village.
Catalogue record: AH.0067
Looking across to the former avenue of poplar trees lining the A340 north of Frouds Lane
Catalogue record: AH.0065
Avenue of poplar trees lining the A340 north of Frouds Lane. The trees were removed during the construction of Wasing Way, the footpath/cyclepath opened in 2012 on land donated by Wasing Estates, which links Aldermaston Wharf and Aldermaston village.
Catalogue record: AH.0066
