Brecon Through Time by Mal Morris

“Brecon Through Time” by Mal Morrison (published July 2012) is a beautifully curated photographic and historical journey through the town of Brecon, from its Norman‑walled origins to its modern life as a market town in the heart of the Bannau Brycheiniog National Park.

With nearly a century of rare black‑and‑white photographs alongside rich colour modern views, Morrison invites readers to stroll its streets—from the Cathedral and the tranquil Priory Groves to Usk-side promenades and vestiges of the Flannel Industry.

At 96 pages, this compact volume offers accessible yet deeply satisfying insight into local identity, architecture, social history, and hidden gems discoverable on foot—a compelling chronicle for anyone intrigued by the evolution of Welsh small towns over time.