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Building on corner being altered. Lavins Drapers (1874-1920) on the opposite corner. This was demolished to make way for the new Midland Bank Building which was opened in 1922.

Market Place ,Penzance without traffic.

Penzance Market Place in snow . 23.2 1955.

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

Market Place looking down towards The Terrace. Lloyds Bank on the right and what is now Simpson's Outfitters on the left .

From Album 3 (Red)
Market Place, showing Timothy Whites store before it was altered in 1957. Other shops shown are Carters on the left (a chemist) and Pengelly's ( a grocer's) and TrueForm on the right,

Horse drawn bus for East Country

Boots the Chemist premises, Market Jew Street, Penzance

Market Jew Street. fishwife

Overview, 1970s era

Early view of Market Jew Street, Penzance, from the terrace.
Prince of Wales Hotel, Warrens, Jennings Cafe, St Ives Bus prior to G P O .

Market Jew Street from the Rail Station on the left W H Smiths opposite little boy on tricycle in foreground. pedestrian crossing with traffic lights

Market Jew Street, Penzance with crowds of people. In the centre there seems to be a collection for the cigarette fund for “Our brave men at the front.”

A view looking up Market Jew Street towards the Market House and Humphry Davy statue. Several carriages can be seen and the Prince of Wales pub on the left.

A photograph of Market Jew Street, showing Manfield shoe shop in the middle, with H. Samuel jewellers on the right and Fosters menswear on the left.

Lower Market Jew Street, showing PeterDominic the Wine Merchant. To the right is Home Charm and the butcher's shop to the left was Dewhurst.

Market Jew Street, showing Fosters Menswear Shop, with Manfield shoe shop to the right.