The gatehouses of the old Cattle Market now the main exit of the Bus and Coach Station

The remains of the medieval Priory Barn

The Causeway

Enderby's Mill and the Chapel Bridge

Up the River Great Ouse to the town of St Ives

The old Police Station

The old Court House

St Ives Lock on the River Great Ouse

The Town Quay

Downstream from the Town Quay, with St Ives Lock in the distance

Upstream from the bridge towards the Church

One of the many 'back alleys' in the town, with many small antique shops and other services like hairdressers and the Taxi Office. This is Free Church Passage looking towards Market Hill

Crown Street, this section of the centre of town is where many years ago the market stalls became permanent shops so they appear to be in the middle of the road

Another famous picture of St. Ives - The Waits plus one 100 years earlier

The Victoria Memorial looking down The Broadway towards the Parish Church

The War Memorial at St. Ives

Across the market place from the south end of town, this wide area is called The Pavement but before that it was the Sheep Market, see the old photo and one of the Cattle Market

A view of Bridge Street from the bridge plus an amazing old, hand tinted, photo of the same view in the early 1900's

A View up Bridge Street towards the bridge

A view towards the market place from the end of Bridge Street

The Town Quay viewed from the Bridge