From landscape, waterways and archaeological traces to roads, housing and the growth of villages: stories of how Aalten’s landscape and built environment were shaped and developed over the centuries.
Places
Stories
1708 brick kiln discovered in ’t Klooster
A burial mound in the Ringkampsbulten?
A canal passing Aalten?
A Gliding Airfield in Aalten?
Aalten ‘junction of roads’
Aalten gets electricity
Aalten has big plans
Aalten in the Middle Ages
Aalten Is Getting New Housing Estates Too
Aalten: Built on Seven Hills?
Bones found
Bridges in Aalten, Bredevoort and buurtschappen
Deep well rediscovered near mill in Aalten
Dinxperloseweg Surfaced with Rubble from the Roman Catholic Church
Farm and Field Names in Aalten
From Sewage to Compost
Housing Survey
Hunting Posts of ‘t Walfort Estate
Kattenberg pump recalls the past
Keizersbeek in Aalten to Be Diverted
Kemena: Room for 550 Homes
Land consolidation in Aalten
Lignite Sandstone
Maps
Meiberg to Be Developed
Municipal and National Monuments
Names for New Roads in Aalten
North-South Line
Old Aalten Bottlenecks
Opening of the Hameland Route
Plans for a steam tram line
Preserving the Nannielaantje
Public Housing Association
Rerouting the Slingerbeek and Building the Richterink Bridge
Road Grader Demonstration on the Romienendiek
Street Naming in Aalten and Bredevoort
The burial vault in the Old St Helen’s Church in Aalten
The Hessenwegen in Aalten and Bredevoort
The Netherlands in the year 2000
The Slingerbeek
The Spanish Sword ‘Tholeta’
Traces of 1100-year-old settlement in Aalten
Tram line Lichtenvoorde–Bocholt
Transformer substations in Aalten
Traveller Caravans
Urnfield in Barlo
When the Visitors Come
