Then and Now – Perth Then and Now (Then and Now)
Past and present are laid side by side in this fascinating visual tour around the capital of Western Australia.
Past and present are laid side by side in this fascinating visual tour around the capital of Western Australia.
This revised and updated edition of Texas Then and Now features the most prominent locations from around the state, pairing vintage photographs with modern shots of the same famous locations today.
In Vancouver Then and Now archival images have been paired with new photos of the same scenes as they appear today to reveal over a century of dramatic change in this beautiful city.
Amsterdam Then and Now is the perfect historical guide to one of Europe’s best preserved city centres.
Using archive photos from the nineteenth and twentieth centuries, matched with the same viewpoint today, Cincinnati Then and Now traces the city’s rich history.
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Vintage photographs of Shanghai in black and white and colour have been matched with the same viewpoint today to reveal the history of this vibrant and rapidly expanding city.
Montreal Then and Now takes 70 archive photos from across the city that sits on the banks of the St.Lawrence river and compares them with the same view today in this fascinating bilingual edition.
Archival photographs of Baltimore from the 19th and 20th centuries have been matched with specially commissioned colour photos to reveal the past and present of this fascinating and historic city.
Pairing archive photos of the ‘Big Easy’ with their modern counterparts, New Orleans Then and Now shows how the city has preserved its rich architectural heritage to become a must-see tourist destination.
Archive photographs of San Francisco’s dramatic past have been matched with specially commissioned color photos to reveal the past and present of this most alluring city.
This book pairs rare old archive images with modern views to show how the city has fared since the 19th and 20th centuries.
Melbourne has often been considered the most English of Australia’s various capital cities, yet it was the only one to