1991

  1. Mazey Day Penzance 1991

    Mazey Day Penzance 1991

    Looking across the road from the Terrace, everyone's on their way back up Marketjew Street. That Menswear shop... now what was that called? Anyway it's now a bakers.
  2. Mazey Day Penzance 1991

    Mazey Day Penzance 1991

    Taken from the Green Market looking at a May pole.... strange that these things have never gone out of fashion. by Di and Den
  3. Mazey Day Penzance 1991

    Mazey Day Penzance 1991

    Jazz! and all that sound in Causewayhead. Ok you Jazz lovers I've a joke. How do you make a duck play Jazz? ... stick it in the microwave until its Bill Withers. No! oh well... By the way no ducks were harmed in the making of that joke. by Di and Den
  4. Mazey Day Penzance 1991

    Mazey Day Penzance 1991

    Just opened in time. Bread Street was closed for ages whilst South West Water dug up the road to replace water pipes by Di and Den
  5. Mazey Day Penzance 1991

    Mazey Day Penzance 1991

    Looking a little different for Mazey day.... Humphry with side burns by Di and Den
  6. Mazey Day Penzance 1991

    Mazey Day Penzance 1991

    She doesn't look happy does she... I think the St Johns ambulance guy got away without paying! Anyway this is Alverton Street and on the right is The National and Provincial bank... remember the adverts with the bees? no... oh well
  7. Mazey Day Penzance 1991

    Mazey Day Penzance 1991

    Right if you're in this picture I'd love to know how old you are today.... the kids that is. Taken in the Green Market in 1991 showing Tregenza the fruit and veg specialist and G A property services.
  8. Mazey Day Penzance 1991

    Mazey Day Penzance 1991

    The Mazey crew in 1991 walking down Marketjew Street past Kiwis the fruit and veg shop.
  9. Mazey Day Penzance 1991

    Mazey Day Penzance 1991

    Poll tax in a bucket... No don't suggest it, I can see someone taking it far to seriously... hell they'll be weighing the rubbish next!
  10. Mazey Day Penzance 1991

    Mazey Day Penzance 1991

    Hey look everyone, there's Victoria wine (the wine merchants) and Kneels the dry cleaners on the Terrace. Wow things have changed a bit. by Di and Den
  11. Mazey Day Penzance 1991

    Mazey Day Penzance 1991

    The front of the procession looking at familiar people.
  12. Mazey Day Penzance 1991

    Mazey Day Penzance 1991

    This picture was taken in 1991 on Mazey day. See how the shops have changed. Granada and Stephenson's the butcher were on the Terrace.
  13. Mazey Day Penzance 1991

    Mazey Day Penzance 1991

    Taken outside Jewhurst the butchers. Anyone you know here?
  14. Mazey Day Penzance 1991

    Mazey Day Penzance 1991

    what's this an empty street. Taken in the early part of the day well before most people were up. This was the streets of Penzance on Mazey day 1991. This scene looks across Market place at TSB, Top shop and Top man.
  15. Mazey Day Penzance 1991

    Mazey Day Penzance 1991

    Taken in Marketjew Street of a trio of jugglers. Entertainment was the key to this event. by Di and Den
  16. Mazey Day Penzance 1991

    Mazey Day Penzance 1991

    You couldn't escape the sounds of Jazz in the streets of Penzance. By Di and Den
  17. Mazey Day Penzance 1991

    Mazey Day Penzance 1991

    Mazey Day Penzance 1991 taken from mid way down Marketjew Street. If you know anyone here leave a comment at the base of this picture. Warrens had the old signs up then. BY Di and Den
  18. Mazey Day Penzance 1991

    Mazey Day Penzance 1991

    Joslins in the foreground (the electrical shop) now T Mobile. Everyone's being entertained by these ladies... Who are they? BY Di and Den
  19. Mazey Day Penzance 1991

    Mazey Day Penzance 1991

    Looking out of Bread Street across the road to Causewayhead. Everyone was being entertained by dancers. Hey that's Age concern at the bottom of Causewayhead isn't it?
  20. Mazey Day Penzance 1991

    Mazey Day Penzance 1991

    Recognise anyone? Its Mazey day 1991 in Penzance. On the Terrace you'll see Trim! the fruit and veg shop. By Di and Den
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