Saint Helier Collection

St. Helier, Jersey, 1946. Creator: J Young
St. Helier, Jersey, 1946. Countryside near the town of St Helier, Channel Islands. From " Islands Round Britain", by R. M. Lockley. [Collins, London, 1946]

United Kingdon, Channel Islands, Jersey, St.Helier, Liberation Square, The Liberation Statue by Phillip Jackson

St. Heliers Jersey from Fort Regent, 1906. Creator: Unknown
St. Heliers Jersey from Fort Regent, 1906. The port of Saint Helier in Jersey, the largest of the Channel Islands. Postcard

Waste ready for incineration in giant crane grab jaws, St Helier, Jersey, 1980. Artist
Waste ready for incineration in giant crane grab jaws, St Helier, Jersey, 1980. Jerseys new incinerator at St Helier opened in the late 1970s in a bid to reduce the amount of landfill in the limited

Marina, Albert Harbour, St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands. Fort Regent, a Napoleonic era fortress converted into a leisure and conference centre, is in the background

Steam clock Ariadne, St Helier, Jersey, Channel Islands. This steam powered clock on the waterfront of St Helier was built to commemorate the Ariadne

Jersey - St. Helier, 1895. From Round the Coast. [George Newnes Limited, London, 1895]

The Death of Major Peirson at St. Heliers, 1781 (1878). Artist: JJ Crew
The Death of Major Peirson at St. Heliers, 1781 (1878). The Death of Major Peirson, 6 January 1781. The Battle of Jersey was the last French attempt to seize the island of Jersey

Hotels in St Helier, Jersey, c1907. Saint Helier is one of the twelve parishes of Jersey, the largest of the Channel Islands in the English Channel. This picture features the Southamton Hotel

General view of St Helier, Jersey, 1906

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St. Helier, located in the beautiful island of Jersey, is a captivating destination that holds a rich history and stunning landscapes. In 1946, J Young captured the essence of this charming town with his lens, showcasing its unique beauty. As part of the Channel Islands and under the jurisdiction of the United Kingdom, St. Helier offers an enchanting blend of British culture and coastal charm. One notable landmark is Fort Regent, which provides a breathtaking view of St. Heliers Jersey from its elevated position. Dating back to 1906, this historic fort stands as a testament to the island's past. The Fish Market in St. Helier is another highlight not to be missed. Here, seafood enthusiasts can indulge in an array of fresh catches on display – a true feast for both eyes and taste buds. In 1980, an artist depicted waste ready for incineration in giant crane grab jaws - shedding light on how modernization has impacted this quaint town over time. For those seeking tranquility by the sea, Albert Harbour's marina offers solace amidst picturesque surroundings that epitomize coastal living at its finest. A unique feature adorning St. Helier is its steam clock named Ariadne – adding character to this already vibrant townscape while reminding visitors about its industrial heritage. Delving into history reveals fascinating events such as Major Peirson's tragic death during battle in 1781; immortalized through JJ Crew's artwork titled "The Death of Major Peirson at St. Heliers. " As tourism flourished over time, hotels began dotting the landscape around St. Helier providing comfortable accommodations for visitors since c1907 – ensuring memorable stays while exploring all that this remarkable place has to offer. General views from 1895 and 1906 depict bustling streets filled with life - capturing moments frozen in time where locals went about their daily routines against a backdrop steeped in history and natural beauty. St.