Rutland is the smallest county in England and is certainly the most beautifully formed. From the rolling, up-land hills to the east, the land is stretched in a series of descending landscaped waves ending at the River Welland on its southern boundary. The colourful pictures spread across the 128 pages of Now & Then Rutland depict changes that have taken place since the dawn of photography but more importantly, this book shows that many aspects have not changed at all. The visitor or resident who has the time to explore Rutland fully will discover many scenes and vistas, which have remained the same for centuries.