2013 hidden treasures A celebration of ’s history and heritage Saturday 7th – Sunday 15th September 2013

A MAMMOTH TASK Excavating the Ice Age Island FINAL RESTING PLACE Explore Victorian Graveyards ALL AT SEA Jersey’s maritime heritage uncovered

www.jersey.com Séyiz les beinv’nus à eune fête dé Visiting Experts l’héthitage dé Jèrri: toute la s’maine ous en rêjouithez d’bâtisses freunmés Dr Matt Pope Dr Sarah Rutherford Prof Clive Gamble View rarely-seen artefacts, dé couôteunme au monde, dé vîsites, dé discours et d’aut’s présentâtions is a Senior Research Fellow of is a Kew-trained gardener with of the University of the Institute of Archaeology an MA in the conservation of Southampton’s Faculty of get behind closed doors, tchi vos hèqu’thont l’esprit d’l’Île. at University College London. historic parks and gardens from Humanities, leads interdisciplinary Dêmuchiz les trésors muchis d’Jèrri! A well-respected Palaeolithic York University. She worked for research projects and publishes learn something new and archaeologist, Matt is one of the English Heritage assessing sites widely on the archaeology of immerse yourself in the very best of Jersey’s heritage leaders of the team who carried across for the Register human origins. Clive is a Fellow out excavations at La Cotte de of Historic Parks and Gardens, of the British Academy and the during this week-long event dedicated to exploring and St Brelade, Les Varines and other becoming Head of the Register. Society of Antiquaries, President local Ice Age sites this summer. During this time she researched of the Royal Anthropological discovering the Island’s history and hidden treasures. and completed her doctoral thesis Institute and was appointed to on the landscapes of nineteenth- the British Museum board in century lunatic asylums. August 2010. Welcome NCE AGAIN, we are delighted that the National Trust, , Société Jersiaise and The Channel Island Occupation The National Trust Society have joined forces to celebrate the rich cultural Jersey Heritage for Jersey heritage that permeates the very fabric of our Island. The National Trust for Jersey, established Jersey Heritage was founded in 1981 and is An exciting range of tours, events and activities are on offer responsible for the island’s major historic sites, in 1936, is dedicated to permanently throughout the festival: there are Ice Age secrets to uncover, award-winning museums and public archives. safeguarding historic sites and areas of natural It holds collections of artefacts, works of art, beauty for the benefit of the Island. Caring for Neolithic graves to track down, candlelit recitals to savour and documents, specimens and information relating to 23 historic buildings ranging from farmhouses lighthouses to explore. Discover Victorian art, German bunkers Jersey’s history, culture and environment. These to mills, and over 2% of the land, its holdings and green-lung graveyards, or walk in the footsteps of kings collections define the island, hold the evidence are evocative of Jersey’s sense of place and and convicts. We really hope that everyone will take the opportunity to discover some of for its historical development and act as the character, as well as its rich ecology and the treasures which we are so fortunate to have in Jersey. community’s memory. natural environment. www.jerseyheritage.org www.nationaltrust.je 2Enjoy every moment of Hidden Treasures – a festival 250,000 years in the making!

Channel Islands Celia Jeune Clive Jones Neil Molyneux Paul Burnal President Chairman President President Société Jersiaise Occupation Society National Trust Jersey Société for Jersey Jersiaise Occupation Society The Société Jersiaise was founded in 1873 Channel Islands Occupation Society is Heritage for the study of Jersey archaeology, history, a non-political, voluntary organisation natural history, the ancient language and the dedicated to the preservation of all aspects conservation of the environment. Within its of the German Occupation of Jersey during library are considerable collections of family the Second World War. In 1977, the CIOS Hidden Treasures is supported by Jersey Tourism and Education Sport & Culture For further information visit: archives, local newspapers and almanacs, embarked on an ambitious preservation www.jersey.com photographs, prints, maps and genealogical programme and have since restored eight Jersey Tourism, Liberation Place, St , JE1 1BB material, which are of crucial importance as fortification sites which may be visited by Tel: +44 (0)1534 448877 Fax: +44 (0)1534 448899 Email: [email protected] primary source material. the public at advertised times. All information correct at time of print – August 2013 www.societe-jersiaise.org www.ciosjersey.org.uk Jersey Tourism and The Idea Works take our responsibilities very seriously.All waste materials from the printing of this guide are recycled, including aluminium plates, metal ink tins & plastic ink cartridges, the ink itself, paper, cardboard and even the wood from the delivery pallets. 2Cover image Rod Bryans 3 Genuine Jersey Hidden Treasures Market National Trust Open Day – Towers, Temples and Tea! The festival opens in St Helier’s historic Royal Square: The National Trust for Jersey’s Open Day an ancient market place once again offers a perfect way to explore TH overlooked by the States some of Jersey’s rich architectural heritage Chamber and the site of the by allowing free access to fascinating Saturday 7th Saturday last land battle fought in the properties that are either not usually open, 8 Sunday 8th Royal Court and in 1781. Come along to the Square today or would normally charge an entrance fee. States Chamber Tour and soak up the atmosphere as we launch A range of properties will be throwing open TIME: 10:00 – 16:00 Hidden Treasures. Local band Badlabecques their doors for you to discover at leisure PLACE: Various National Trust properties With a special focus on the Royal Mace – will perform rousing songs in the old Jersey their history and architectural features, as PRICE: Free which was presented to the Bailiff by King Norman- (Jèrriais) and well as offering family friendly fun. Parking Charles II 350 years ago – Rod McLoughlin MORE INFO: www.nationaltrust.je you can enjoy traditional food and drink is on-site unless otherwise stated: or call 01534 483193 offers a guided tour of the States Chamber while browsing stalls packed with local arts and the Royal Court looking at many works and crafts. You can even join a Blue Badge of art to which the public rarely has access. Guide for a fascinating free tour around Booking essential – 01534 448877 the historic town centre (on the hour from TIME: 10.30 -11.30 10:00 – 14:00). PLACE: Advised at time of booking TIME: 10.00 - 17.00 PRICE: Free PLACE: Royal Square GUIDE: Rod McLoughlin PRICE: Free

Les Ecréhous – Corbière Lighthouse – Treasures of the Sea Seeing the Light The National Trust for Jersey and Jersey A rare opportunity to see inside the famous Seafaris are offering a special RIB trip to the lighthouse of La Corbière. Explore the crystal clear waters of Les Ecréhous. The dramatic headland with your guides and 1. THE MASONIC TEMPLE, Stopford 6. LA TOUR CÂRRÉE, St Ouen’s Bay, 3½ hour trip will give you plenty of time be entertained with tales of tides and Road, St Helier (no on-site parking, St Ouen to explore this special reef and Blue Badge shipwrecks, the building of the lighthouse use town car parks) 7. LA VALLETTE, La Rue des Barraques, Guide, Bob Tompkins, will be on board to tell and the men who kept watch for over 100 2. MOREL FARM, La Rue de la Fontaine, St John you all about the protected wildlife in the years. Cross the causeway, uncovered at St Lawrence area. You will also enjoy a fabulous picnic half tide, and climb up the spiral staircase to 8. REPEATER STATION BUNKER, from Suma’s Restaurant and maybe try a the lantern room to discover the intricacies 3. BELLOZANE ABBEY & Springfield (off Trinity Road), spot of swimming or snorkelling. The local of 19th, 20th and 21st century technology, COURTEENHALL, La Grande Route de St Helier (no on-site parking, dolphins and seals might even put in an and to enjoy spectacular views. Mont à L’Abbé, St Helier (park at West use town car parks) appearance, so don’t forget your camera Booking essential – Call 01534 448877 Hill Hotel or Haute Vallee School) and binoculars! 9. SONG OF THE SEA, La Rue de TIME: Advised at time of booking 4. LA ROCCO TOWER, St Ouen’s Bay Grouet, Corbière, St. Brelade Booking essential – Call 01534 448877 PLACE: Lower car park by cottages, (park at Le Braye. Due to tides, (park at Corbière Lighthouse car park) TIME: 12.00 -15.30 La Corbière, St Brelade open 13:30 to 16:45 only) …other locations to be confirmed closer PLACE: Advised at time of booking PRICE: £12.50 (includes a donation to RNLI) 5. LES CÔTILS FARM, La Rue des Côtils, to the event, please check the website PRICE: £46 per person GUIDE: Sue Hardy and Sheila Mallet St Helier for details. (to include picnic from Suma’s) GRADE: Easy – 1m (1.6k) + steps! GUIDE: Bob Tompkins

4 5 Real Treasures; A ‘Behind the TH Scenes’ Jersey Heritage Tour In 1997, Jersey Heritage had a purpose designed and environmentally controlled building constructed to house the social 8 history collections, which have been gathered together over the last 130

Sunday 8th years. Inside this store is an eclectic mix 9th Monday representing the history of a unique Island. Jersey, the oldest possession of the British Your tour today will take you inside this monarchy, left undefended, deserted and on its fascinating, but rarely opened, facility. You’ll own (1940-45). Walk the stories and sights of find a mammoth skull found at La Cotte de ‘Behind Enemy Lines’. St Brelade alongside the contents of a 19th century chemist shop and these, along No booking required – For more information, with a German searchlight used during Corbière Lighthouse – call 07797 775696 Seeing the Light the occupation in WW2 and a boneshaker TIME: 10:30 – 12:45 bicycle, are amongst the highlights of A rare opportunity to see inside the famous PLACE: Liberation Square, St Helier Jersey Heritage’s reserve collection. lighthouse of La Corbière. Explore the PRICE: £8 dramatic headland with your guides and GUIDE: Pete Webb be entertained with tales of tides and Safety at Sea: Ports of Call Booking essential – Call 01534 448877 GRADE: Easy- 2m (3.2k) TIME: 10:30 – 12:00 shipwrecks, the building of the lighthouse At the first port of call, Blue Badge Guide and the men who kept watch for over 100 PLACE: Departure point advised Extending to a depth of 40ft on two floors, Sue Hardy will introduce Harbourmaster when booking years. Cross the causeway, uncovered at Paul Mimmack who will reveal some of this impressive bunker was the Command PRICE: Free half tide, and climb up the spiral staircase to the harbour’s working areas and vessels the lantern room to discover the intricacies Post (‘Leitstand’) for the naval coastal GUIDE: Val Nelson battery ‘Lothringen’ located here. Much of (including a visit the RNLI station). The of 19th, 20th and 21st century technology, tour then sets off to meet Meteorologist INFO: www.jerseyheritage.org and to enjoy spectacular views. the adjacent artillery battery has also been restored, including various gun emplacements Paul Aked at the 19th century weather and an observation tower. The bunker has been observatory at Maison St Louis and ends Booking essential – Call 01534 448877 restored to a very high standard and provides with a tour inside Corbière Lighthouse. TIME: Advised at time of booking a unique insight into the sheer scale and Learn about the co-ordination of PLACE: Lower car park by cottages, thoroughness of German military engineering. emergency services by the Coastguard, and La Corbière, St Brelade the importance of weather forecasting and information to mariners, from signalling by PRICE: £12.50 (includes a donation to RNLI) The 1940s will be brought to life at 11:00, GUIDE: Sue Hardy and Sheila Mallet 11:45 and 12:30 with the vintage harmonies flags to modern communications, to keep everyone safe at sea. The drive will include GRADE: Easy – 1m (1.6k) + steps! of The Optimistic Voices, a trio of singers who will perform war-time favourites. other fascinating sites along the way, making a day out with a difference! TIME: 11:00 – 16:30 Bring refreshments. PLACE: Noirmont Point, St. Brelade PRICE: £2.50, accompanied children free Booking essential – Call 01534 448877 INFO: www.ciosjersey.org.uk  TIME: 10:00 – 16:00 PRICE: £15.00 per person PLACE: Advised at time of booking + GUIDE: Sue Hardy

6 Patrick Clarke www.caiphotography.co.uk 7 A Stitch in Time: The Occupation Tapestry with Wayne Audrain 2%896%0 Visit the award winning Occupation 86)%796)73* -(56(<IJ6 Tapestry in the company of its designer, Wayne Audrain. Made by the people of 7839)2´7&%= %2<.,1* Jersey to celebrate the 50th anniversary of The sand dunes of Les Blanches Banques, the Island’s liberation, the twelve panels of a Site of Special (ecological) Interest, are Monday 9th Monday &KDUOHV,, this richly coloured tapestry tell the story of recognised as a habitat of international 9th Monday $ZDONLQ5R\DOIRRWVWHSV life in Jersey during the Second World War. importance given the immensely rich biodiversity they support. The walk will In the Royal Square, long before the statue of TIME: 14:30-15:00 consider the flora and fauna, and the George II was erected, Prince Charles, son of PRICE: £4.20 management required to help sustain this Charles I, was proclaimed in his eighteenth year; PLACE: The Occupation Tapestry Gallery, wonderful duneland habitat. “by right and lawful succession our sole and Maritime Museum, sovereign Lord”. It was to be another eleven New North Quay, St Helier TIME: 18:00 – 20:00 years before he became King of England. For GUIDE: Wayne Audrain many months, both he and his brother (later PRICE: Free INFO: www.jerseyheritage.org James II), sought shelter in Jersey. During PLACE: La Pulente car park this forced retreat he undertook many kingly (the long car park down duties; ridding people of the ‘King’s Evil’, giving the hill from the pub) Royal Pardons, knighting individuals, attending 8, GUIDE: John Pinel church services, demonstrating table etiquette, INFO: www.nationaltrust.je etc. He also laid the foundation for the building of Victoria College, introduced a House of Correction (a prison-come-poorhouse) and instituted commercial institutions which  All Change: Victorian Jersey subsequently underpinned Jersey as a financial brought to life centre. Jersey helped save his life and he In the company of Louise Downie, Curator subsequently provided the Island with a Royal of Art at Jersey Heritage, get an insight into Mace and a commercial lifeline! Join this walk this year’s special exhibition, All Change, for a fascinating insight into the early life of the Victorian Jersey, which explores how the ‘Merry Monarch’. people, landscape and way of life in Jersey changed during Queen Victoria’s reign (1837 to 1901). After the tour of the gallery, enjoy the opportunity to visit the TIME: 14:00 – 16:00 Merchant’s House, illuminated by gas lamps PRICE: Free as it would have been in the Victorian era. PLACE: main entrance All Change, Victorian Jersey is sponsored by GUIDE: Frank Falle Le Gallais.

Booking essential – Call 01534 448877 TIME: 18:30 – 20:00 PRICE: Free PLACE: Advised at time of booking GUIDE: Louise Downie INFO: www.jerseyheritage.org

8 9 An Ice Age Trail with Corbière Lighthouse – Delve into life in Jersey when it was Dr Matt Pope and Olga Finch Seeing the Light occupied in World War II. What was life like for everyday people? What did they eat? Jersey’s Ice Age coastline provides an A rare opportunity to see inside the famous TIME: 10:30 – 12:45 How did they know what was going on in accessible, dramatic and informative lighthouse of La Corbière. Explore the PRICE: £10 the outside world? See original trenches landscape for understanding how two dramatic headland with your guides and PLACE: Gunsite Café, Beaumont built by the occupying forces as the walk million years of climate change shaped the be entertained with tales of tides and GUIDE: Tom Bunting passes from country lanes to woodland in an area excavated on Channel 4’s ‘Time

Tuesday 10th Tuesday North West Europe in which we live today. shipwrecks, the building of the lighthouse GRADE: Easy – 2m (3.2k) 10th Tuesday There is perhaps no landscape in the region and the men who kept watch for over 100 Team’. Last stop is the famous Jersey War which combines such a concentration of years. Cross the causeway, uncovered at Tunnels; eat in the Pantry Restaurant or archaeological sites, natural features and half tide, and climb up the spiral staircase to explore the tunnels for a truly evocative vistas which tell our planet’s Ice Age story the lantern room to discover the intricacies experience. (Lunch and entrance to the site so clearly. On today’s trail, tour the earliest of 19th, 20th and 21st century technology, at own expense). sites of Human occupation in the Island and to enjoy spectacular views. and then visit the archaeology laboratory and store in the company of Dr Matt Pope, Booking essential – Call 01534 448877 Senior Research Fellow of the Institute of TIME: Advised at time of booking Extending to a depth of Archaeology at University College London, PRICE: £12.50 40ft on two floors, this and Curator of Archaeology at Jersey (includes a donation to RNLI) impressive bunker was the Command Heritage, Olga Finch. PLACE: Lower car park by cottages, Post (‘Leitstand’) for the naval coastal La Corbière, St Brelade artillery battery ‘Lothringen’ located here. Booking essential – Call 01534 633300 GUIDE: Sue Hardy and Sheila Mallet Much of the adjacent artillery battery has also been restored, including various gun TIME: 10:00 – 16:00 GRADE: Easy – 1m (1.6k) + steps! TIME: 15:00 – 17:00 emplacements and an observation tower. PRICE: £25, £20 Jersey Heritage members PRICE: £2.50, accompanied children free The bunker has been restored to a very PLACE: Advised at time of booking PLACE: Noirmont Point, St. Brelade high standard and provides a unique insight GUIDE: Dr Matt Pope & Olga Finch 7+(9,&725,$1 INFO: www.ciosjersey.org.uk into the sheer scale and thoroughness of &(/(%5$7,21 German military engineering. 2)'($7+ 7+ 085'(508&. Soak up the Victorian celebration of death in St $1'0$<+(0 Helier’s landscape with a tour of two beautiful  garden cemeteries (Mont à l’Abbé and By the dim light of dusk, lift the veil on the Almorah) tucked away on top of the town. This murkier side of Jersey’s capital as you find is not a gloomy or morbid walk, or even just yourself in parts of town that are ‘off the about memorials, but a celebration of Elysium, beaten track’. Gruesome events and bizarre its buildings, lovely trees and stunning views characters, oddities and quirks, murder, muck towards . and mayhem; within this twilight world, discover the events that really shaped the Booking essential – Call 01534 448877 island. TIME: 14:00 – 16:00 PRICE: Free TIME: 19:30 – 21:30 PLACE: Advised at time of booking PRICE: £10 GUIDE: Sarah Rutherford PLACE: Royal Square, St Helier GRADE: 1 mile, hilly walk between GUIDE: Tom Bunting the two sites GRADE: Easy – 2m (3.2k)

10 11   The Great War. Islanders %& served in both British and St Helier or Helibertus, a French forces. A German Relics of Neanderthal man Christian hermit on Jersey, was ĮV V prisoner-of-war camp was murdered by Frisian or Saxon set up at Les Blanches found at La Cotte at St Many Jerseymen were sailing across the Atlantic seeking cargoes of Newfoundland sea raiders. Riots occurred in Jersey due to Banques in St Ouen’s Bay. Brelade. cod. They left Jersey in spring and returned for the autumn ploughing. seigneural dues, poverty and the high cost of corn. The various wars Į against the French meant that the Channel Islands were constantly  %& Viking raiders active in the under threat throughout the The National Trust for Jersey  region. The names of the Į eighteenth century. is founded to secure the per- Channel Islands develop Islands were severed from the Knitting was a huge industry in Jersey and . manent preservation of lands from the Norse language – Continent by rising seas. This is mentioned in William Candor’s Britannia andtenements of beauty Jersey probably meaning the or historic interest (1586) and William Harrison’s Chronicles of England “Jarl’s Island”. for the benefit (1587). In 1587 Mary Queen of Scots wore jersey of the Island. stockings at her execution.  The building of  on the Islet was completed. Construction of St Catherine’s Breakwater in Jersey was carried out.        

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This is mentioned in William Candor’s Britannia andtenements of beauty Jersey probably meaning the or historic interest (1586) and William Harrison’s Chronicles of England “Jarl’s Island”. for the benefit (1587). In 1587 Mary Queen of Scots wore jersey of the Island. stockings at her execution.  The building of Elizabeth Castle  on the Islet was completed. Construction of St Catherine’s Breakwater in Jersey was carried out.        

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Real Treasures; A ‘Behind the Two Parks and a Cemetery St Aubin - in the Shadow of A Park and the Most Beautiful Scenes’ Jersey Heritage Tour the Black Hill Churchyard in Jersey Start at one of the earliest garden In 1997, Jersey Heritage had a purpose cemeteries in the British Isles, a little Take a stroll around St Aubin; once the Enjoy a gentle, late afternoon stroll in designed and environmentally controlled green oasis tucked away in the financial commercial heart of Jersey and its main one of the prettiest of Jersey’s bays. First building constructed to house the social heart of St Helier. The walk continues port. Hear about merchants, benefactors, stop is cliff-side Winston Churchill Park history collections, which have been along Havre des Pas Promenade to the privateers and fishermen. Find out how the with its floral displays, rock cascade and gathered together over the last 130 traditional seaside gardens of La Collette, village grew, the coming of Methodism, the Mediterranean slopes with magnificent views

Wednesday 11th Wednesday years. Inside this store is an eclectic mix incorporating a WWII tower, with lovely Cod Triangle and the legend of Ghost Hill. of the Bay. The walk continues through the 11th Wednesday representing the history of a unique Island. views of the bay. The tour ends with the See the old elementary school, the church traditional floral promenade gardens to the Your tour today will take you inside this hilly lawns and trees of South Hill and its of St Aubin on the Hill with parish churchyard, which is surely the most fascinating, but rarely opened, facility. You’ll stunning, panoramic views across St Helier its window created beautiful in Jersey, with its panoramic seaside find a mammoth skull found at La Cotte de and much of the south coast of Jersey. by Edward Burne- setting and little medieval Fishermen’s St Brelade alongside the contents of a 19th Jones (the Pre- Chapel. Here, discover interesting geology century chemist shop and these, along TIME: 11:00 – 13:00 Raphaelite artist), the and the greatest number of types of lichens with a German searchlight used during PRICE: Free pub where Karl Marx in any churchyard in the British Isles, along the occupation in WW2 and a boneshaker PLACE: Advised at time of booking stayed and the ancient with the grave of the greatest of all Victorian bicycle, are amongst the highlights of GUIDE: Sarah Rutherford seat of the Seigneurs lichenologists. Jersey Heritage’s reserve collection. GRADE: 1mile, hilly walk in places of Francfief. TIME: 16:00-18:00 Booking essential – Call 01534 448877 Booking essential – Call 01534 853525 PRICE: Free TIME: 10:30 – 12:00 TIME: 14:00 – 16:30 PLACE: Advised at time of bookingy PRICE: Free PRICE: £10 PLACE: Advised at time of booking GUIDE: Sarah Rutherford PLACE: St Brelade’s Parish Hall, St Aubin, GUIDE: Val Nelson GRADE: Half a mile, hilly walk in places 7+ GUIDE: Arthur Lamy INFO: www.jerseyheritage.org  GRADE: Moderate - 3m (4.8k) one steep hill! 086,&%< &$1'/(/,*+7 The National Trust for Jersey invites you to /(60,6‰5$%/(6 A Stitch in Time: 16 New Street, lit by candlelight as it would The Occupation Tapestry have been in the 18th century, to soak up the ,QWKHIRRWVWHSVRI9LFWRU+XJR atmosphere and enjoy 40 minutes of diverse Visit the award winning Occupation music played by one of Jersey’s outstanding Victor Hugo: author of Les Misérables Tapestry in the company of its designer, young pianists. and The Hunchback of Notre Dame, and the Wayne Audrain. Made by the people of subject of a new book researched by Pete for Jersey to celebrate the 50th anniversary of Tonight, Leila Osman performs a repertoire the American best-selling writer, M.J. Rose. the Island’s liberation, the twelve panels of including: Chopin, Debussy, Rachmaninov, This tour will reveal the life and times of the this richly coloured tapestry tell the story of Gershwin, Chic Corea, Federico Moupou and famous author during his exile in Jersey. life in Jersey during the Second World War. Joanna MacGregor. Leila started playing the piano at the age of 6, and also plays the guitar No booking required – TIME: 14:30-15:00 and flute; she joined the Jersey Academy when For more information, call 07797 775696 PRICE: £4.20 it opened September 2010, where she has TIME: 10:30 – 13:00 PLACE: The Occupation Tapestry Gallery, been taught by the inspirational Chris George. PRICE: £8 Maritime Museum, New North Booking essential – Call 01534 448877 PLACE: The Pier, Havre Des Pas Lido, Quay, St Helier TIME: 19:30 for 20:00 St Helier GUIDE: Wayne Audrain GUIDE: Pete Webb PRICE: £7.50 including a glass of wine INFO: www.jerseyheritage.org Image - John Lord GRADE: Easy- 2.5m (4k) PLACE: 16 New Street, St Helier

12 13 Hatched, Matched and Dispatched, A Life’s Journey. This year’s exhibition in the John de Veulle Gallery at the Jersey Museum brings together Delve into life in Jersey when it was star items from Jersey Heritage’s textile and occupied in World War II. What was life like costume collection, records from the Jersey for everyday people? What did they eat? Archive and images from the Société Jersiaise How did they know what was going on in photographic archive. Come and hear all about Thursday 12th the outside world? See original trenches 13th Friday the christening robes, wedding and mourning built by the occupying forces as the walk outfits and the stories they have to tell. passes from country lanes to woodland Booking essential – Call 01534 448877 TIME: 10:30 – 12:45 in an area excavated on Channel 4’s ‘Time Team’. Last stop is the famous Jersey War TIME: 10:00 – 11:30 PRICE: £10 Tunnels; eat in the Pantry Restaurant or PRICE: Free PLACE: Gunsite Café, Beaumont PLACE: Advised at time of booking explore the tunnels for a truly evocative GUIDE: Tom Bunting GUIDE: Val Nelson 086,&%< experience. (Lunch and entrance to the site GRADE: Easy – 2m (3.2k) INFO: www.jerseyheritage.org &$1'/(/,*+7 at own expense). The National Trust for Jersey invites you to 16 New Street, lit by candlelight as it would have been in the 18th century, to soak up the Gallery Talk: Michelle Sank atmosphere and enjoy 40 minutes of diverse Archisle: Jersey Contemporary Photography music played by one of Jersey’s outstanding Programme. young pianists. Michelle Sank: Archisle International Tonight, Krystian Lamb plays: Bach, Beethoven, Photographer in Residence Solo Exhibition. Chopin & Lutosławski, and some of his own Michelle Sank in conversation with Gareth compositions. Krystian, who began his piano Syvret, Archisle Project Leader, will discuss her tuition with Chris George at the age of 9, 2013 Jersey Commission and present a tour of won the Jersey Young Musician of the Year the exhibition. competition in 2012. TIME: 13:00 - 14:00 Booking essential – Call 01534 448877 PRICE: Free TIME: 19:30 for 20:00 PLACE: Unit 3, , St Helier PRICE: £7.50 including a glass of wine INFO: www.archisle.org.je PLACE: 16 New Street, St Helier International Air Display The skies above Jersey come alive to the sights View the historical collection at the Jersey and sounds of arguably one of the largest free Library which includes donations from the air displays in Europe. Elizabeth Castle will be Reverend Philip Falle, founder of Jersey’s Public open to the public during the Air Display - a Library, and Dr Daniel Dumaresq. These books great vantage point and fascinating spot to are rarely viewed and some date back to the enjoy the display, although there will be no ferry 1400s. Many are beautifully bound, colour access between 12:30 and 17:00 on the day. hand-finished and edged in gold leaf.

TIME: 12:30 – 17:00 Booking essential 01534 448877 PRICE: Free; entry to Elizabeth Castle applies TIME: 10.00 - 11.00 or 11.15 - 12.15 PLACE: St Aubin’s Bay PRICE: Free INFO: www.jerseyairdisplay.org.uk PLACE: Advised at time of booking

14 15 )Š7('(6 Real Treasures; A ‘Behind the Inside the Société Jersiaise Scenes’ Jersey Heritage Tour '2/0(16 The Société Jersiaise is a learned body whose In 1997, Jersey Heritage had a purpose resources and facilities are open to the public, designed and environmentally controlled Jersey Heritage invites you to delve into the not just to Members. The Société is not building constructed to house the social Island’s history, get on board the “Dolmen bus” only guardian of local heritage, but owner history collections, which have been and take part in the Fête des Dolmens. This of the Island collection, the Dolmens and gathered together over the last 130 daylong tour will explore the Island’s megalithic . Today, find information on

Friday 13th Friday years. Inside this store is an eclectic mix monuments. A special bus will leave La Hougue membership and involvement opportunities 14th Saturday representing the history of a unique Island. Bie for a day trip back in time 6,000 years to within the organisation, take advantage of Your tour today will take you inside this the days of the dolmen builders. Many of these special prices at the Société book shop and fascinating, but rarely opened, facility. You’ll prehistoric sites were acquired and excavated enjoy light refreshments. Members of the find a mammoth skull found at La Cotte de by the Société Jersiaise in the early 20th Société Jersiaise Executive Committee and St Brelade alongside the contents of a 19th A Stitch in Time: century and are now open for the public to knowledgeable volunteers will be on-hand to century chemist shop and these, along The Occupation Tapestry enjoy. Your bus leaves from La Hougue Bie. answer any questions, while all 14 Sections with a German searchlight used during Visit the award winning Occupation of the Society will display exhibitions of their the occupation in WW2 and a boneshaker Booking essential – Call 01534 633300 work in the Members’ Room and the Arthur Tapestry in the company of its designer, TIME: 09:30 – 17:15 bicycle, are amongst the highlights of Wayne Audrain. Made by the people of Room. Join Assistant Librarian, Jersey Heritage’s reserve collection. PRICE: £25, £20 Jersey Heritage members Anna Baghiani, for an insight into The Lord Jersey to celebrate the 50th anniversary of PLACE: La Hougue Bie, Coutanche Library, with an introduction to the Island’s liberation, the twelve panels of INFO: www.jerseyheritage.org Booking essential – Call 01534 448877 this richly coloured tapestry tell the story of the resources and advice on how to access TIME: 14:00 – 15:30 life in Jersey during the Second World War. the library physically and online. Guided tours PRICE: Free Lifting the Wool from Your Eyes! of The Photographic Archive will be available PLACE: Advised at time of booking For 130 years the has been with the Archivist, Gareth Syvret, and a TIME: 14:30-15:00 GUIDE: Val Nelson the Island’s ‘supremo’ crop; preceded by the slide show of archive photographs will run INFO: www.jerseyheritage.org PRICE: £4.20 throughout. PLACE: The Occupation Tapestry Gallery, Jersey Cow Industry circa 1770 to 1970; which helped replace the Cod Fishing Industry Maritime Museum, New North TIME: 10:00 – 16:00 Quay, St Helier circa 1600 to 1860; but it was the Woollen Industry which surpassed them all, both in PRICE: Free GUIDE: Wayne Audrain PLACE: 7 Pier Road, St Helier INFO: www.jerseyheritage.org terms of local employment and longevity - circa 1200 to 1820 - about six centuries! It is INFO: www.jerseyheritage.org often forgotten, yet ‘jersey’ was the common *25(<$7 name for prepared, long stapled wool, ready Open Bunker - Heavy Machine- for spinning; the ‘jersey wheel’ was the only Gun Turret Bunker 7:,/,*+7 7+ wheel capable of spinning a fine yarn; and Visit one of the few surviving examples anything knitted from combed wool in England of a ‘Sechsschartentürme’ (literally (YHQLQJ:DON was generally referred to as ‘jersey’. In fact, “six-loopholed turret”) bunker that once  it is recorded as recently as 1857 that the proliferated along the Atlantic Wall. It Enjoy Gorey as the sun goes down and hear ‘Jarsey man’ took worsted yarn from Lancashire is possible to access the interior of the about mighty Castle, King John’s Booking essential – Call 01534 853525 to Yorkshire. Please join the walk and learn cupola, equipped with a deactivated MG34 stronghold, standing within sight of France. Visit TIME: 18:30 – 21:00 more about this untold history of the Island. A machine-gun, and peer through the optics unique Faldouet Dolmen, created by the first PRICE: £10 rustic, 3-course lamb casserole lunch at The to see a landscape viewed as a potential settlers, then stroll among the tiny fishermen’s PLACE: Gorey Pier bus terminus, Farmhouse follows the walk. invasion point by the German garrison. cottages and churches that make up the Gorey, St Martin Booking essential – Call 01534 448877 village. Head back to Gorey with its many pubs GUIDE: Arthur Lamy TIME: 10:30 – lunch: 13:00 TIME: 14:30 - 17:30 and restaurants along the route of the Jersey GRADE: Moderate - 3m (4.8k) PRICE: £20 per person (includes lunch) PRICE: Free Eastern Railway. PLACE: Advised at time of booking PLACE: Val de la Mare, St. Ouen GUIDE: Frank Falle INFO: www.ciosjersey.org.uk INFO: www.nationaltrust.je

16 17 Open Bunker - 23(1 Anti-Tank Gun Casemate Located on the sea wall adjacent to the TIME: 11:00 – 16:00 cycle track and ‘Old Station Café’, this Sunday 15th Sunday 15th PRICE: £1.50, accompanied children free bunker was something of a time capsule %2$76 PLACE: Millbrook, St. Lawrence when reopened in 1985. It has since been INFO: www.ciosjersey.org.uk restored to pristine condition, and contains The boats of the Maritime Museum’s Historic a rare 4.7cm Pak K36(t) Czech gun, along fleet will be moored at the top of the Old with a wealth of original fixtures and Harbour by the Steam Clock for the day. fittings, including a full set of air ventilation Volunteers from the boat shop will be on hand equipment. Keep a look out for the soldiers’ to talk about them names above their clothes pegs, gas alarm instructions, and the original wiring and 1. FIONA – c1860 fishing cutter and veteran electrical fittings. of the evacuation of St Malo 2. DIANA – c1890 veteran of the evacuation of St Malo 3. DIANA – c 1890 work boat built by Allix of Havre des Pas 4. FLORENCE AND JESSE – 1913 matched Hamble one design day boats Jersey’s Place in the Pre-history of the 5. CIRCASSIAN II – 2006 replica 1870 La First People - Rocque fishing boat An Evening Lecture For the culmination of the Hidden Treasures High tide is about 15:30, so come down in the week, Clive Gamble, a professor of afternoon to see the boats at their best. Southampton University and Trustee of the British Museum, will give a fascinating talk TIME: 12:00 – 16:00 about Jersey’s place in the pre-history of PRICE: Free the first people. Professor Gamble has led PLACE: New North Quay research projects and published widely on INFO: www.jerseyheritage.org the archaeology of human origins, including pioneering research into the social life of our earliest ancestors and, in particular, the timing of global colonisation. Booking essential – Call 01534 700444 TIME: 19:30 7+ PRICE: FREE PLACE: The Jersey Arts Centre  SPEAKER: Professor Clive Gamble

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La Hougue Bie Grève de Lecq Barracks Pallot Steam, Motor Elizabeth Castle Jersey Museum and Art Gallery Learn about life in Jersey’s Neolithic Built almost 200 years ago, these are & General Museum Built on a rocky islet in St Aubin’s Bay, Elizabeth Castle has defended Jersey community 6,000 years ago and the only surviving barracks in Jersey This fascinating Museum is managed for more than 300 years and is the perfect place to spend a day exploring stand inside the chamber of one and were designed for the garrison by a Trust which was established by its Jersey’s history. The castle was home to Sir while he was of Europe’s finest passage graves. troops stationed on the Island at a founder, the late Don Pallot, with the Governor of Jersey, from 1600 until 1603, and the future King Charles Ancient treasures are waiting to be time of possible Napoleonic invasion. object of promoting the permanent II during the English Civil War. During the German Occupation, the castle found in the geology and archaeology Feel free to wander around and preservation of the Island’s mechanical was refortified and used as one of the strong points commanding the sea house, including coin hoards, axes, discover the many different things heritage. Step back in time and enjoy approaches to St Helier. Climb the swords and spears. You’ll also find there are to see. Find information the vast and varied collection of battlements, explore the turrets and St Aubin’s Bay, St Helier a command bunker built during the on Jersey’s north coast, Grève de steam locos and engines, vintage, bunkers and discover the Hermitage TEL: 01534 634048 German Occupation which houses a Lecq’s history, scenes from 19th commercial, military and classic where St Helier is thought to have unique memorial to the slave-workers century military life and the story of vehicles, bicycles and toys, tractors, lived around 550 A.D. The castle is OPEN DAILY: 10:00 - 17:30 in the Channel Islands during the the defence of the island. A collection barn engines, pipe organs and accessible at low tide by foot or by ADMISSION: £9.80 adults, Second World War. A medieval chapel of horse-drawn vehicles and farm numerous other items of memorabilia. the castle ferries, Charming Betty £8.80 senior citizens, £6.60 Jersey Museum presents 250,000 sits on top of the prehistoric mound implements are also on display. Steam train rides on Thursdays. and Charming Nancy, which will children (6-16yrs) years of history: find out why Jersey and dolmen, dominating this tranquil The Barracks are protected by The transport you across at low or high remained loyal to the English Crown www.jerseyheritage.org and spiritual site. National Trust for Jersey and is also Rue de Bechet, Trinity tide (a small charge applies). despite being so close to France; listen home to the National Trust for Jersey TEL: 01534 865307 to Jersey-French being spoken; learn La Route de la Hougue Bie, shop. about the Island’s traditional farming Grouville, JE2 7UA OPEN DAILY: 10:00 - 17:00 industry and watch fascinating archive Grève de Lecq, St Mary Mont Orgueil Castle TEL: 01534 853823 ADMISSION: £6.00 adults, footage of the early years of tourism. TEL: 01534 483193 £5.00 senior citizens, £2.00 Mont Orgueil Castle is an exciting Gorey, St Martin On display in the Art Gallery you will OPEN DAILY: 10:00 - 17:00 find the new exhibition, All Change, OPEN: Wednesday – Sunday, children (5-15yrs) place to visit. Every time you visit TEL: 01534 853292 ADMISSION: £7.70 adults, Victorian Jersey. You will also have 11:00 - 16:00 www.pallotmuseum.co.uk you’ll discover a staircase you’ve £6.60 senior citizens, not seen before opening up into a OPEN DAILY: 10:00 - 18:00 a chance to explore the perfectly £4.90 children (6-16yrs) ADMISSION: Free, although a room where you’ll find something ADMISSION: £11.30 adults, restored Victorian Merchant’s House suggested donation of £2 is www.jerseyheritage.org new. Discover hidden artwork £10.20 senior citizens, £6.90 with traditional gas lamps and period politely requested commissioned to tell the story of children (6-16yrs) furniture transporting you back to a the castle; climb the turrets to find bygone era. www.nationaltrustjersey.org.je www.jerseyheritage.org the medieval ‘wheel of urine’, and descend into the cellar to experience The Weighbridge, St Helier the ‘witchcraft’ exhibit. This year TEL: 01534 633300 Jersey War Tunnels Jersey Heritage joins the OPEN DAILY: 10:00 - 17:00 Island’s Coronation celebrations Jersey War Tunnels is a permanent reminder of the German Occupation of Les Charrières Malorey, with an exhibition called ADMISSION: £8.70 adults, Jersey. The tunnel complex, formerly known as Höhlgangsanlage 8, now plays St Lawrence £7.70 senior citizens, £4.90 host to a series of galleries detailing Occupation history through the diverse ‘The Queen by Chris Levine’. TEL: 01534 860808 children (6-16yrs) experiences of those who lived through it. Visitors will be led through the events Well-known in England for his of evacuation, deportation, captivity and siege, to eventual liberation. The tunnel OPEN DAILY: 10:00 – 18:00 striking holographic portraits www.jerseyheritage.org complex, which took almost three and a half years to build, was excavated by and abstractions, in 2004 Chris ADMISSION: Levine was commissioned to forced and slave labourers from all over Europe, some £11.20 adults, of whom died from the terrible hardship they were make a portrait of the Queen as £10.20 senior citizens, part of Jersey’s celebrations of its made to endure. In addition to the main ‘Captive £7.20 children (7-15yrs) Island’ exhibition, and to mark the 65th anniversary 800-year-old relationship with the of the island’s liberation, Jersey War Tunnels has www.jerseywartunnels.com monarchy. The resulting pictures launched two thought-provoking, interactive – both traditional and lenticular - experiences, ‘Liberation’ and ‘Resistance’ have revolutionized the art of royal providing greater insight into the issues and portraiture taking it into a visual, hardships faced by islanders. technological, and psychological realm never before attempted.

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Hamptonne Country Life Museum Channel Island Le Moulin De Quétivel Smartphone App for the Maritime Museum Military Museum Discover six centuries of Jersey’s rural life at Hamptonne. Dating back to the The last remaining working mill in Sample the new Huntzz Virtual App for the Maritime Museum - currently 15th century, the house and farm are brought to life with characters from the The museum is housed in a former Jersey, the building dates from the the only one of its kind in Jersey. Huntzz gives intrepid explorers sets of Island’s past. German bunker which once formed 18th century and was restored in clues to seek out and answer which, in turn, opens treasure chests to part of Hitler’s Atlantic Wall defences. 1978 by The National Trust for Jersey. claim virtual gold. All you need to Explore the orchard and learn about bygone crafts and quirky traditions from the All the rooms and corridors are This water mill is located on a site experience this is a smartphone, resident Goodwyf. During the summer visitors can meet the Hamptonne pigs in full of artefacts left over from the where there have been mills since the and it certainly seems to cause the traditional pigsty (with outdoor yard and mud bath) and the Jersey cows that occupation and the bunker still stands early 14th century. Apart from the excitement with children who graze in the fields. dominant over the beach, showing machinery, the mill includes a display can quickly and nimbly download La Rue de la Patente, visitors what it was like during the of Neolithic quern stones found in the App via the free wi-fi St Lawrence dark days of war. This major collection Jersey, an exhibition on the history of available at the museum. of memorabilia has been assembled milling and a video room where you TEL: 01534 863955 over many years, with some items can watch a 20 minute film about Huntzz not only have Jersey’s OPEN DAILY: 10:00 - 17:00 still in the same condition as when Quétivel. The mill shop sells fresh Maritime Museum in their App stone-ground flour as well as a range chest of exploration sites, but ADMISSION: £7.70 adults, they were when last used over 60 of gifts, many of which are locally also such treasures as the Natural £6.60 senior citizens, years ago. produced. Outside, there is a small History Museum in London and £4.90 children (6-16yrs) La Grande Route des Mielles, garden where over 50 different types Notre Dame Cathedral in . www.jerseyheritage.org St Ouen of herb flourish. The Treasure Hunt itself consists TEL: 01534 483205 / of 20 chests which you can Mont Fallu, St Peter 07797 732072 unlock by answering questions TEL: 01534 483193 OPEN DAILY: 10:00 - 17:00 on items housed within the OPEN: Saturdays only, museum. The App gives you ADMISSION: £4.00 adults, Maritime Museum & Occupation Tapestry 10:00 - 16:00 clues along the way and, £4.00 senior citizens, along with a map, makes for Discover all about Jersey’s maritime New North Quay, St Helier £2.00 children (5-16yrs) ADMISSION: £2.00 adults, a very satisfying few hours of past in this uniquely interactive £1.50 senior citizens, TEL: 01534 811043 www.germanww2militaria.co.uk exploration. As each question museum where you can feel the force under 17s and National Trust is answered, you are presented of a gale, understand the tides and OPEN DAILY: 10:00 - 17:00 members free with a scroll which gives you learn how to design and float a ship! ADMISSION: £8.70 adults, www.nationaltrustjersey.org.je more information about the item Set by the historic harbour of St Helier, £7.70 senior citizens, £5.50 you have just uncovered. the Maritime Museum is all about children (6-16yrs) seafaring, navigation and the Island’s myths and legends, told through the www.jerseyheritage.org stories of . Take a look at the restoration work The Georgian House Museum St Matthew’s Glass Church being carried out on one of our historic boats where every Monday, Pop along and see this meticulously 16 New Street, St Helier The glass work including the font, and used by him to make much of Coronation Park, St Lawrence restored and furnished Georgian town altar rail, cross and pillars, was created the furniture of the church normally Tuesday and Wednesday you can TEL: 01534 483193 TEL: 01534 720934 watch the ancient art of boat building house, built circa 1730. Take the by René Lalique of Paris and is associated with wood and stone. OPEN DAILY: 09:00 - 17:00 as the team restore classic vessels. opportunity to step back in time to see OPEN: Thursday – Saturday, considered to be amongst his greatest Lalique began the work in 1932, how the Jersey gentry lived in Regency 10:00 - 17:00 achievements. The attraction of St commissioned by Florence Boot, ADMISSION: Free The Occupation Tapestry Gallery, also times, brought to life through the sounds, ADMISSION: £5.00 adults, Matthew’s lies in its glass, not the Lady Trent, the widow of Jesse Boot, located at the Maritime Museum, www.glasschurch.org smells and costumes of the era. The £5.00 senior citizens, £3.00 stained glass associated with the Baron Trent, the founder of Boot’s the displays 12 huge tapestry panels National Trust shop offers a unique range children (10-16yrs), National windows of ancient churches, but the Chemist. This is a functioning church, made by the people of Jersey to of well priced and carefully sourced items Trust members free moulded white glass, or verre blanc please respect service times and celebrate the 50th anniversary of the and is free to enter. moulé-pressée, formulated by Lalique worshippers. Island’s liberation. www.nationaltrustjersey.org.je

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