Since the Turkish baths could not be seen from Queen Street or the Market Square opposite, proprietor Jenkins fixed a sign above the entrance to Plume of Feathers Yard to indicate how they could be reached. This detail from a 1904 photograph of Queen Street looking northwards shows the two arms of the sign attached on either side of a bow window, and joined in front to form a triangle. Above, can be seen part of a painted sign and, below, a protruding hanging sign, both advertising the ironmongery shop which Jenkins also owned, which was entered directly from the street.