Market Place looking down towards The Terrace. Lloyds Bank on the right and what is now Simpson's Outfitters on the left .
Rosevean Road Penzance with Roman Catholic Church in middle ground.
Rosevean Road Penzance with Roman Catholic Church in middle ground. Grid reference, SW 4722 3066 For further information see Historic Environment Record, https://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway/Results_Single.aspx?uid=MCO57009&resourceID=1020
Chapel Street looking towards St Mary's Church Penzance
Greenmarket penzance looking towards Lloyds Bank. The Public benefit Boot Company named building was designed by Oliver Coldwell in 1905 walls contain much red and cream terracotta. The building still stands with the shops having changed much over the years.
Greenmarket Penzance looking towards Lloyds bank.The Public benefit Boot Company named building was designed by Oliver Coldwell in 1905 walls contain much red and cream terracotta. The building still stands with the shops having changed much over the years.
View looking down Market Jew Street. On the left. Lloyds Bank / Market House, on the right Symons chemist, Peasgoods for many years and now a charity shop. Below is the Star Inn and what is now COOP , smaller shops and the large Post Office Building.
Chapel Street looking down towards St Mary's Church.
Chapel Street Penzance looking down towards St Mary's Church.The foundation stone of the current building was laid on 17th August 1832 and the consecration by the Bishop of Exeter taking place on 30th August 1836. Grid reference, SW 4753 3002 For further information see Historic Environment Record, https://www.heritagegateway.org.uk/Gateway/Results_Single.aspx?uid=MCO10216&resourceID=1020
Roman Catholic Church, Rosevean Road Penzance.
The Roman Catholic Church was built under the leadership of the priest-in-charge, an Irishman , Fr. Young, who found a site in Rosevean Road. The Church , another example of the Early Gothic Revival with a massive granite bell turret above the western gable, was opened in 1843, the architect is unknown. The church appears never to have been completed and in 2021 S.J. Quick and sons Builders St Ives are adding a new North Aisle and bell tower which will give the church symmetry after all those years.
Man in Suit and wearing Bowler hat, holding a walking stick, standing by a gravestone memorial.
Street View - two Women in dark dresses walking away from large house.
Delivery by Horse and cart. Two boys on Cart. Woman and children at side of cart. Possibly St Ives.
Man wearing a Bowler hat leading a Horse and Cart.
Four young men standing outside of a building.