Paying homage to the people and places that helped to make it the thriving town it is today, this recollection records the changing face of Aberystwyth. Exploring the city that is still considered the cultural capital of Welsh-speaking Wales, this photographic investigation documents its extensive history from its industrial beginnings to its establishment as a tourist resort and eventual decline as a seaside getaway after World War II. Revealing a hidden gem in the fascinating past of Great Britain, this portrait paints a vivid picture of a city that has continued to evolve since its creation in the 13th century.