Light on the Granite: The Life of Ansel Adams
From a boy thrown against a garden wall by an earthquake to the defining photographer of the American West, this is the story of Ansel Adams and his years in Yosemite.
From a boy thrown against a garden wall by an earthquake to the defining photographer of the American West, this is the story of Ansel Adams and his years in Yosemite.
Rising from the Buckinghamshire countryside like a piece of the Loire, Waddesdon Manor was built by Baron Ferdinand de Rothschild for entertaining and for art.
Bulmore Lido, on the banks of the River Usk, became Newport's favourite out-of-town resort in the 1930s. Built in 1934, a private company acquired land on part…
In 1910, the Abertillery open air pool was built high up on the hillside in the trees. In the picture below, the pool awaits its first bathers. By the 1950s, th…
The open-air swimming baths in Pontllanfraith opened in the 1930s and remained in use for much of the rest of the twentieth century. It was the only baths in th…
The lido in Troedyrhiw, in Merthyr Tydfil, was built on the hillside by unemployed miners in 1934. According to the Merthyr Express in 1964, life was hard for p…