«‘Brodie has a briskly jovial turn of phrase, and his introduction explains how seaside resorts grew out of an 18th-century fashion for curative bathing, with their appeal and accessibility greatly amplified first by the coming of the railways and later by the passing of the 1938 Holidays with Pay Act. […] This book is an absorbing way to be beside the seaside.’
Carly Hilts, Current Archaeology»

«'[England's Seaside Heritage from the Air] will appeal to students of urban form and lovers of grand Edwardian hotels and [their] superb piers... as well as to collectors of illustrated books on architecture and fans of aerial photography... It provides valuable evidence about sites and structures.'
Graham Tite, Context»