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Looks like Penzance to me. If I am right at the top left of the street just before the cream coloured building is a Wetherspoons pub, or at least it was when I was there about 8 years ago.
This is Market Jew Street in Penzance - ( means holy headland in Cornish )and if my memory serves me correctly Market Jew Street means _ Thursday Market. The statue in front of the imposing building (the Market House ) is that of Sir Humphry Davy. Penzance was a coinage town, that is one of the recognised towns in Cornwall where the Stannery Parliament would assay the tin to be taxed. A small amount of tin would be cut from the corner of an ingot for testing hence the name " Coinage Town "
Camera Make: Panasonic Model: PHOTOfunSTUDIO
Date/Time Creation: July 11, 2009, 6:45 pm
ImageID:1168866, Image size: 3892 x 4380 pixels
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