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Photo of an advertising bill. The site is now (2019) Cooperative Stores Queen's Square.
Molyneux's premises had marble-top counters , at night lit by chandeliers in 1820-1830. Molyneux bought shares in Penzance Consols set to reopen the Wherrytown…

Grandfather of John Richards who opened what is now Archie Brown's health food shop and cafe.

People in the doorway of the shop. Was next door to the old post office building in Market Jew Street

Barclays Bank on the left

Group photo of members of the Penzance Old Cornwall Society.

See the Chown Collection on this site and also the Chown chapter in the book 'Treasures of The Morrab'

Bottom of Causewayhead can be seen. Restructuring of shop on corner of Market Place.

There were many Belgian refugees in Newlyn during WW2. Photos from an Album made by Marcelle and given to Dorothy Cake December 1941

Shops opposite bottom of causewayhead. The Public Benefit Boot Co. later Leonards.

Top of pump shaft.

Unknown location

Plymouth

There were many Belgian refugees in Newlyn during WW2. Photos from an Album made by Marcelle and given to Dorothy Cake December 1941

There were many Belgian refugees in Newlyn during WW2. Photos from an Album made by Marcelle and given to Dorothy Cake December 1941

There were many Belgian refugees in Newlyn during WW2. Photos from an Album made by Marcelle and given to Dorothy Cake December 1941

There were many Belgian refugees in Newlyn during WW2. Photos from an Album made by Marcelle and given to Dorothy Cake December 1941

There were many Belgian refugees in Newlyn during WW2. Photos from an Album made by Marcelle and given to Dorothy Cake December 1941

There were many Belgian refugees in Newlyn during WW2. Photos from an Album made by Marcelle and given to Dorothy Cake December 1941

There were many Belgian refugees in Newlyn during WW2. Photos from an Album made by Marcelle and given to Dorothy Cake December 1941