Townhouses & Hotels On Regent Terrace

Penzance

Penzance Bay

On a sunny morning

Western Promenade Road

Penzance

The Baba Indian Restaurant

Permanently closed. On Western Promenade Road, Penzance.

Plants

I don't know what these are called but these plants were everywhere in Cornwall

On Western Promenade Road

Penzance

The Smuggler's Den Penzance

68A Causewayhead, Penzance. Had a delicious Full English breakfast here.

The Causewayhead

The Causewayhead is so-named to indicate where the paved streets of the town gave way to the country road leading to Madron, where the mother church was located. In 1871 St. Mary's parish was established in Penzance, so this road became less travelled as church-goers could then worship in Penzance. This pedestrian street was one of the busiest streets in Penzance, hosting everything from slaughterhouses to tradesmen with their businesses.

The Causewayhead

The Causewayhead is so-named to indicate where the paved streets of the town gave way to the country road leading to Madron, where the mother church was located. In 1871 St. Mary's parish was established in Penzance, so this road became less travelled as church-goers could then worship in Penzance. This pedestrian street was one of the busiest streets in Penzance, hosting everything from slaughterhouses to tradesmen with their businesses.

The Streets Of Penzance

On a sunny day in Cornwall

Colourful Display

On Market Jew Street, Penzance

Cornish Pasties!

Seen in a bakery window on Market Jew Street, Penzance

Lloyds Bank

Penzance

Market Jew Street

Penzance's High Street

St. John's Hall

Built in 1867, the Hall is home to the Penzance Charter of 1614 which confirms the town's rights. The Hall is a rallying point for public events and the starting point for all the main festivals. The Hall also contains the town's library, the Cornwall Council and is a centre for adult education.

Two Old Friends Meet

On the streets of Penzance

The White Lion

Green Market, Penzance

Lloyds Bank

Green Market, Penzance

Morrab Gardens

These gardens in Penzance were created and opened to the public in1889

Morrab Gardens

These gardens in Penzance were created and opened to the public in1889

The View From Warwick House

Regent Terrace, Penzance

The Jubilee Pool

Created in 1935 in an art deco style, the Jubilee Pool sits beside the sea