Dramatic drone footage of Reading Prison, Reading Abbey and Forbury Gardens have been captured by a photographer.
Images taken by Tony McGinn of Flyskydrones show fantastic ariel views of the Reading landmarks.
Reading Prison, which closed in 2013, is a grade II listed building where Oscar Wilde was imprisoned between 1895 and 1897.
Built in 1944, it was the site of public executions, with the last one taking place in 1913.
The ruins of the Abbey date back to 1164, when its grand opening was attended by King Henry II as the fourth largest church in Britain.
King Henry VIII closed the Abbey in 1539 and it was turned into royal accommodation up until the Siege of Reading, when it was dismantled as a source of stone for fortifications.
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The council acquired the outer court of the Abbey in 1855 and laid out flower beds which would become the basis of Forbury Gardens.
A lion was erected in its centre in 1886 to commemorate those who died in the Battle of Maiwand, Afghanistan.
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