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Under Chapel Yard, Penzance
Situated below St Mary's Church
Gas Showroom, Penzance
Situated on Market Jew Street
Crown Inn, Penzance
Situated in Victoria Square off Bread Street
Railway Inn with family at front entrance, Penzance
Situated on Mount Street, near the Railway Station now known as the Lamp and Whistle Public House
Johnson's Grocers Shop
Situated at number 59 Adelaide Street, Penzance. The last shop to be lit by gas in Penzance
The Lennard's shoe shop building, Penzance
Situated in the Green Market this building was formerly the premises of The Public Benefit Boot Company
Penzance Public Baths 2
Located at the western end of the Promenade, built and opened in 1887, latterly known as the Cafe Marina. Cafe Marina was demolished in 1935 and the site of is now part of the Wherrytown car park
Swimming Baths, Penzance
Located at the western end of the Promenade, built and opened in 1887, latterly known as the Cafe Marina. Cafe Marina was demolished in 1935 and the site of is now part of the Wherrytown car park
Taylor's hairdressing shop
Location Parade Street, Penzance, the man in the doorway is Mr Proctor. As can be seen the shop had multiple usage, selling fishing tackle, cutlery and tobacco products. The premises were opened in 1903 and closed June 1973
The Wherrytown Serpentine Works, Penzance
Mr Bedford Bolitho purchased the site which later became the Bedford Bolitho gardens, formerly opened 24th May 1916.
Midland Bank building
Located in the Green Market, Penzance, now the HSBC Bank
Army and Navy Stores
Located on Causewayhead, Penzance
New Market House
View from the East at the top end of Market Jew Street
Old St Mary's Chapel spire, Penzance
The present Church is is built on this site. The foundation stone was laid in 1832
St Paul's Church
Located at the top of Clarence Street, Penzance
Alexandra Road Church
Built in 1882
The Pavillion, Penzance Promenade
Built in 1911, originally a theatre. It has had various uses, a dance hall etc., and now an amusement arcade known as the Grand Casino
Alexandra Road Church, Penzance
Built in 1882, modelled on the Campanielle in St Marks Square, Venice. The building is now a dwelling, converted into flats
Old Market House
Located at the western end of Market Jew Street. Demolished in 1836 and rebuilt as the current Market House, later to become the Lloyds Bank building. The image reproduced from an old engraving
Penzance Library and School of Art Building frontage
Located at the top end of Morrab Road, built 1880. The ancient bronze cannon, believed to be from the Spanish Armada and placed in front of the library was stolen and never recovered