The nineteenth century saw Weston-super-Mare grow from a tiny
village of about 100 inhabitants to a thriving Victorian seaside
resort of nearly 20,000 people. A further hundred years later it
has a population of almost 70,000. Despite changing fortunes during
the twentiteth century, as a traditional English week at the
seaside was replaced by holidays overseas and short breaks in the
UK, Weston has managed to adapt - and still flourishes. Sharon
Poole's new book uncovers many of the changes that Weston has seen
over the years, comparing old photographs with the scene today.
Dramatic developments are complemented by suprising survivals -
remnants of the past tat unchanged in the modern town. The
illustrations are accompanied by Sharon's in-depth and knowledgable
text, which will be of interest to residents and visitors alike.
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