Aldermaston History Group members act as guides around this beautiful and interesting 12th century building.

Open to the general public , free entrance

Aldermaston History Group have a stand at the local fete & produce show.

The format is that of a usual Aldermaston History Group Meeting with the main section being an interesting talk.

The talk at this meeting will be entitled “Motoring in the Kennet Valley” by Roger Day & Tim Green who authored the book Motoring History of the Kennet Valley

Provisional date & venue for Aldermaston History Group Meeting, details are subject to change.
Open to members and non-members (a £5 is charged)

This is a film made by Tony Booth in 2006 of the last firing of the wood burning kiln at Aldermaston Pottery. We will be fortunate to have with us two of the potters featured in the film, Andrew Hazelden and Ursula Waechter, who will be able to answer questions and add further insights about the film.

Open to members and non-members (a £5 is charged)

A talk by Professor Mike Fulford on “Roman Silchester”

The Officers Mess, The Hinds Head, Aldermaston

The venue may change depending on the number of people that want to attend

This talk is free to Members of the Aldermaston History Group
Non-members £5

Find out more about membership

The presentation slides from the AGM on 3rd November 2021 held in the Officers Mess, Hinds Head

Free entry to Aldermaston church as part of the national Heritage Open Days. Come along and look at this beautiful building with it’s historic significance to Aldermaston and it’s very special collection of wall paintings. Subject to weather and permissions there will be short guided tours aroun the exterior of the Manor House at 14:00, 15:00 & 16:00.

The Aldermaston History Group will have a stall at the annual village show. Do pop along and have a chat to one of the officers or committee members who will happily explain more about Aldermaston History Group.