1996

Here we have the Farmers Arms at Top of Causewayhead (nearly) taken 1997 by John Gendall

The Globe and Ale house (formally the Globe Inn) Queen Street Picture taken and supplied by John Gendall

The First and Last Alverton Road taken 1996 supplied by John Gendall

The Old Bath Inn formally the Bath Inn Cornwall Terrace 1997 Picture supplied and taken by John gendall

Navy Inn but I think it used to be named the Queen Inn some time back Picture taken in 1997 and supplied by John Gendall

The Old Vic pub (formally Victoria Inn) Victoria square 1996 taken by John Gendall

The Lamp and Whistle pub (formally Railway Inn) 1996 taken by John Gendall

Does anyone remember the One and All pub in East Terrace Penzance ? picture taken in 1996 by John Gendall

The Peruvian Arms pub (formally White Hart Inn) Mount Street 1996 picture supplied by John Gendall

Taken halfway down Market Jew Street looking across to the Terrace. Michael Angelo's restaurant had just opened this year and Rosie's Scoop 'N' Save traded next door.

Taken in the morning just before we all got up... well some of us anyway... I'm up at the crack of noon everyday... without fail! he he. No but look at ETS looks different no?

Still early days with Mazey day, but dedicated followers and volunteers made the celebration worth it for thousands of people.

Taken whilst the Market house was having a spring clean. The Golowan crew took advantage of the building turning it into a prop. What a delightful scene.

This person a regular visitor to the celebration stood on the corner of Market Place. Showing Top Shop and Number seven (now Whetherspoons)

The scaffold was up and so were the banners. Humphry celebrated with a twig, hat and scarf... what more can you ask?

Its been many things in the past... Right at the top of Causewayhead the Greenhouse ( a green grocer) is now the Healing Star. People being entertained by simple music of delight

Looking prim and proper was the order of the day.

Its Mazey day again. So much has changed in town! Look on the Terrace and the first shop on the left was Radio Rentals (now Voda Phone). The wool shop had closed (now the Terrace cafe). Specsavers was on the corner (now Orange) and Our Price record shop is now Phones 4 U.

Taken in Marketjew Street this was part of the children's parade. recognise anyone?