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Market Hall was acquired by Lloyds Bank in 1920s. White marble statue of Humphry Davy 1778-1829

The Penzance Post Office located at the time in the basement of Market House. It moved to this location from 50 Chapel Street where the postmistress was Miss Elizabeth Swain until 1864 when Mr J G Uren became postmaster at the new location in 1864.…

Shops: Flening Cabinet Maker; Oppeneims Furnishing Davy Wine & Spirits, T Levin's

Post card centre of Market Jew Street shops ,delivery cart costume , ornate wall Clock.

View looking West.
With hand written message in ink to the reverse of the postcard to a recipient in Penzance

Overview looking West

Classic view looking West

View looking West, featuring the Market House

Overview featuring the Market House and Humphrey Davy statue, looking West.
With a hand written message in pencil to the reverse of the postcard to a recipient in Kingsbridge, Devon

Overview.
Posted to a recipient in Kettering Northants

Overview, duplicate of STREET.PC.045

Overview looking West.
With hand written message in ink to the reverse of the postcard to a recipient in Gulval

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

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.

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.

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.”

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

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 .