Disgusted of Tunbridge Wells is a well worn cliche however it does encapsulate the genteel character of this Kentish spa. Before the popularity of sea bathing holidaymakers gathered here to drink the waters for medicinal purposes. The town grew to accommodate visitors with smart hotels & attractive terraces of Georgian & Victorian houses. The areas sandstone geology is revealed at Wellington & High Rocks & there is also evidence of Roman occupation in the towns roots. Today a low crime rate relatively full employment attractive open spaces good transport links to London & a vibrant retail sector have created a contented community. Changes to the townscape over the past century have been mostly sympathetic but still very important. The photographs in this book provide a fleeting view of Tunbridge Wells through time & provide the reader with a fascinating tour of this Kentish spas eclectic past & present.