We found out that it is called Mousehole because it's harbour entrance is so narrow that a fisherman once referred to it as a mousehole.
This is a photo of the entrance with a gate across it that I took today.
This postcard shows the entrance from above more clearly.
This last photo is a house that belonged to a man by the name of Keigwin who fought the Spaniards in 1595 when they burnt Penzance and Mousehoule, it is the only house that remained standing.
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