September / October 2012 - Jersey
September / October 2012 - Jersey
September / October 2012 - Jersey
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Elizabeth Castle Ferry<br />
Castle Ferry Kiosk, Les Jardins de<br />
la Mer, West Park, St Helier,<br />
JE3 3NU<br />
Tel: 01534 634048<br />
Web: www.jerseyheritage.org<br />
Price: £8.90 - £12.00 inclusive of<br />
castle and transfer on Castle Ferry.<br />
<strong>Jersey</strong> Heritage members go FREE.<br />
<strong>Jersey</strong> Pass Holders go free to castle<br />
but there is a £3 supplement for<br />
using the Castle Ferry.<br />
Take a trip out to Elizabeth Castle on<br />
the Castle Ferry. The Charming<br />
Betty or Charming Nancy run daily<br />
to and from Elizabeth Castle.<br />
The Castle Ferry runs at high or low<br />
tide daily except in high winds.<br />
Disabled Access / Shop<br />
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Gréve de Lecq Barracks<br />
Gréve de Lecq, St Mary, JE3 3EN<br />
Tel: 01534 483193<br />
Web: www.nationaltrustjersey.org.je<br />
Open: 23rd May – 16th <strong>September</strong>,<br />
11:00 – 16:00 Wed – Sun<br />
Bus: Blue<br />
Price: Free<br />
Designed for the garrison troops<br />
stationed on the island at the height<br />
of the fear of Napoleonic invasion.<br />
Built almost 200 years ago, these<br />
are the only surviving barracks in<br />
<strong>Jersey</strong>. Protected by The National<br />
Trust for <strong>Jersey</strong>.<br />
Disabled Access / Toilets / Disabled Toilets /<br />
Parking / Shop.<br />
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Georgian Town<br />
House Museum<br />
16 New Street, St Helier<br />
Tel: 01534 483193<br />
Web: www.nationaltrustjersey.org.je<br />
Open: 5th April – 20th <strong>October</strong><br />
10.00 – 17.00 Thurs – Sat<br />
Price: £3.00 - £5.00 (children<br />
under 10 & Members are Free)<br />
16 New Street is a grand<br />
Georgian Town House which was<br />
constructed in the centre of<br />
St Helier around 1730. Since it<br />
was donated to the National Trust<br />
for <strong>Jersey</strong> in 2003 it has<br />
undergone a meticulous repair to<br />
restore it to its former glory.<br />
Visitors to the house will step<br />
back in time and experience the<br />
beauty of its authentic period<br />
interiors, and learn about the<br />
people who lived there through<br />
the sounds, tastes and smells of<br />
the working house. The house is<br />
open for corporate and private<br />
hire, including weddings,<br />
throughout the entire year.<br />
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Hamptonne Country<br />
Life Museum<br />
La Rue de la Patente,<br />
St Lawrence, JE3 1HS<br />
Tel: 01534 863955<br />
Web: www.jerseyheritage.org<br />
Open: Daily 10am to 5.00pm<br />
from 2nd June <strong>2012</strong> to<br />
16 <strong>September</strong> <strong>2012</strong><br />
Price: <strong>Jersey</strong> Pass Holders and<br />
<strong>Jersey</strong> Heritage Members go<br />
FREE. £4.75 - £7.40<br />
Discover six centuries of <strong>Jersey</strong>’s<br />
rural life at Hamptonne Country<br />
Life Museum. Dating back to the<br />
15th century the house and farm<br />
are brought to life with characters<br />
from the Island’s past. Explore<br />
the orchard and learn about<br />
bygone crafts and quirky<br />
traditions from the resident<br />
Goodwyf. New in <strong>2012</strong>, you can<br />
meet blacksmith Nick Ostroumoff<br />
and learn about traditional ironwork<br />
methods, as well as meet<br />
the Hamtponne pigs, at home in<br />
their cosy mud bath and pigsty.<br />
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<strong>Jersey</strong> Museum<br />
and Art Gallery<br />
The Weighbridge, St Helier,<br />
JE2 3NG<br />
Tel: 01534 633300<br />
Web: www.jerseyheritage.org<br />
Open: Daily 10am to 5pm to 4<br />
November <strong>2012</strong><br />
Bus: All buses to Liberation station<br />
Follow any cycle routes for St Helier<br />
Price: £4.75 - £8.40 <strong>Jersey</strong> Pass<br />
Holders and <strong>Jersey</strong> Heritage<br />
Members go FREE<br />
<strong>Jersey</strong> Museum presents history<br />
from 250,000 years ago when the<br />
first people arrived in <strong>Jersey</strong> and<br />
continues through the centuries to<br />
explore the factors that have<br />
shaped this unique island and the<br />
people who live here. Find out why<br />
<strong>Jersey</strong> remained loyal to the<br />
English Crown despite being so<br />
close to France; listen to <strong>Jersey</strong>-<br />
French being spoken; learn about<br />
the Island's traditional farming<br />
industry and watch fascinating<br />
archive footage of the early years<br />
of tourism. You will also have a<br />
chance to explore the perfectly<br />
restored Victorian Merchant’s<br />
House with traditional gas lamps<br />
and period furniture transporting<br />
you back to Victorian times.<br />
This year, on display for the first<br />
time, is the famous painting by<br />
Copley – The Death of Major<br />
Peirson. Normally hanging at the<br />
Tate Britain, this exceptional<br />
painting representing the 1781<br />
Battle of <strong>Jersey</strong>, a pivotal point in<br />
<strong>Jersey</strong>’s history is on loan to<br />
<strong>Jersey</strong> Heritage.<br />
Disabled Access / Impaired Mobility /<br />
Café and / or restaurant / Baby<br />
Changing Facilities / Toilets / Disabled<br />
Toilets / Shop / Euros accepted / <strong>Jersey</strong><br />
Pass Attraction.<br />
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