This title reveals a different Rothesay to the unhurried town we know today. In its heyday, a period running from the 1870s to the 1970s, Rothesay had something for everybody: it was a microcosm of west of Scotland society, a characteristic summarised by its two nicknames, “the Madeira of Scotland” and “Glasgow by the Sea”.

This title sized at 24cm x 17.5cm and 58 pages has more than 50 images, some in colour.