A historical pictorial collection documenting the evolution of Anglet, a coastal town in the Pyrénées-Atlantiques region of southwestern France. Through a curated selection of vintage postcards, this volume presents a visual journey through time, showcasing how the town's architecture, streets, and landscapes have transformed over the decades. The work serves as both a photographic archive and historical record, preserving images of buildings, public spaces, and daily life that capture Anglet's character from the early 20th century through more recent decades. This compilation offers readers and historians alike a tangible connection to the town's past, providing insight into its cultural heritage and urban development through the lens of postcard photography, a medium that has long served as a window into the everyday life of French communities.