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Papers regarding the memorial to the twenty Islanders from Jersey who died in concentration camps or as a consequence of being in a camp during the Second World War, including Order of Service, the design of the memorial, the names to be included and the wording on the memorial itself, guest lists for the dedication in the presence of the Bailiff Sir Philip Bailhache, held on 9 November 1996 (memorial located on the New North Quay, St Helier Harbour)

Reference: C/C/L/C6/5/3

Date: 10 June 1995 - 11 November 1996

Photograph of the opening of the Jersey Archive: the Chairman of the Jersey Heritage Trust, Don Filleul OBE introduces the Bailiff Sir Philip Bailhache. Image includes Jurat Alf Vibert, Chairman of the Archives Management Committee [Copyright: Jersey Evening Post].

Reference: C/D/P/M6/3

Date: 24 July 2000

Photograph of M Jean Desbenoit, Chief Executive of BNP, Sir Philip Bailhache and Don Filleul admiring painting conserved and restored as part of the BNP sponsored art restoration programme [Copyright: Jersey Evening Post]

Reference: C/D/P/M6/13

Date: 2000

Photograph of Sir Philip Bailhache, Dr Patrick Greene, President of the Museums Association and Mark Taylor, Michael Day at the start of the MA Conference [Copyright: Jersey Evening Post]

Reference: C/D/P/M6/18

Date: 2000

Photograph of group of people [possibly States Members - Sir Philip Bailhache is present] inspecting a stile and a piece of land (Photograph not dated) (3 copies)

Reference: F/G/S6/36

Transcript of speech given by Frederick Cohen, President of the Jersey Jewish Congregation, outline of the experiences of individual Jews resident in Jersey and the slaves who were transported to the Channel Islands for labour. Transcript of speech given by the Bailiff of Jersey, Sir Philip Bailhache. The Bailiff put the experiences from the occupation in a wider context and asked the question, what can be learnt from the holocaust? Transcript of speech given by the Bailiff of Guernsey, Sir Graham Dorey, a summary of the experiences of the Jews in Guernsey during the occupation. Transcript of speech given by Jon Kay-Mount OBE, President of the States of Alderney, a summary of the suffering that occurred in Alderney during the occupation and his experience of returning to the Island six months after the German surrender. Transcript of speech given by the Emeritus Chief Rabbi the Right Honourable Lord Jakobovits, who read the roll of honour of non-Jewish men and women who helped the Jews in the Channel Islands during the occupation.

Reference: L/F/55/1

Date: 2 September 1998

The Baliff, Sir Philip Bailhache and the Lieutenant Governor, General Sir Michael Wilkes arriving at Liberation Square for the service of Thanksgiving and a Re-enactment of the Act of Liberation on 9th May 1945.

Reference: P/03/178/08

Date: 9 May 2000

Sir Robin Knox-Johnston, the Baliff Sir Philip Bailhache, Lieutenant Governor General Sir Michael Wilkes and Senator Pierre Horsfall, at the naming ceremony of Jersey Clipper.

Reference: P/03/231/20

Date: 9 May 2000

The Millennium Village at St Helier Waterfront. Official opening ceremony performed by the Bailiff, Sir Philip Bailhache

Reference: P/03/239/01

Date: 17 June 2000

The Bailiff, Sir Philip Bailhache, and Lieutenant- Governor, General Sir Michael Wilkes, waiting to take the salute at the walk past of the Kings Troop Royal Horse Artillery, and the display team of the Household Cavalry.

Reference: p/03/335/05

Date: 5 September 2000

The Bailiff, Sir Philip Bailhache, and Lieutenant- Governor, General Sir Michael Wilkes, taking the salute at the walk past of the Kings Troop Royal Horse Artillery, and the display team of the Household Cavalry.

Reference: p/03/335/06

Date: 5 September 2000

Len Norman (President of the Education Committee), Sister Marie Louise (representing the Order) and Sir Philip Bailhache in the Town Hall assembly room for the Bailiff's reception to celebrate the transfer of Beaulieu Convent School to a trust.

Reference: p/03/384/13

Date: 20 October 2000

A morning meeting at the Bailiff's office. Pictured are Mr Martin Hewlett (secretary), Sir Philip Bailhache and Mrs Sara Collins (the Bailiff's secretary). The morning meetings are a regular part of the day to discuss and plan agendas etc.

Reference: P/03/B1/5

Date: 19 January 2000

The Bailiff, Sir Philip Bailhache and his secretary Mrs Sara Collins at a morning meeting. The morning meetings are a regular part of the day to discuss and plan agendas etc.

Reference: P/03/B1/10

Date: 19 January 2000

The Bailiff, Sir Philip Bailhache and the Bailiff's Secretary Mr Martin Hewlett at a morning meeting. The morning meetings are a regular part of the day to discuss and plan agendas etc.

Reference: P/03/B1/14

Date: 19 January 2000

Marion Labey, Chairwoman of the Executive Committee of the Brook Centre, meeting the Bailiff, Sir Philip Bailhache.

Reference: P/03/B20/02

Date: 29 February 2000

Marion Labey, Chairwoman of the Executive Committee of the Brook Centre, with Bronia Lever, Manager of the Brook Centre, meeting the Bailiff, Sir Philip Bailhache.

Reference: P/03/B20/03

Date: 29 February 2000

Bronia Lever, Manager of the Brook Centre with the Bailiff, Sir Philip Bailhache.

Reference: P/03/B20/05

Date: 29 May 2000

Marion Labey, Chairwoman of the Executive Committee of the Brook Centre, Bronia Lever, Manager of the Brook Centre and Faith Humphreys, nurse at the Brook Centre, meeting the Bailiff, Sir Philip Bailhache.

Reference: P/03/B20/07

Date: 29 February 2000

Marion Labey, Chairwoman of the Executive Committee of the Brook Centre, Bronia Lever, Manager of the Brook Centre, Faith Humphreys, nurse at the Brook Centre and Dawn Cleave, receptionist, meeting the Bailiff, Sir Philip Bailhache.

Reference: P/03/B20/08

Date: 29 February 2000

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