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Log book for 'Morning Watch' places visited included: Florida, Virginia, Maryland and Philadelphia, includes postcards and photographs and poem 'Morning Watch' by W Krimmel

Reference: L/D/06/A/29

Date: 1 July 1978 - 6 November 1978

Short history of the activities of the St Ouen's Ex-Servicemen's Association from it's formation on 31/07/1928 until 31/01/1970. Includes a list of winners in the snooker, billiard, darts and pontoon championships, the roll of honour of St Ouen's in the two World Wars, and a number of poems written by members of the Association during both World Wars

Reference: L/D/11/A/1

Date: 31 July 1928 - 31 January 1970

Postcard from Hedley John Le Boutillier, Sutton Veny Camp, to Clary [Clarence Le Boutillier] tells him that they have not yet left for India. Includes a printed poem about the camp

Reference: L/D/11/F/5

Date: 7 July 1917

Printed copy of 'Shrapnel' - A Collection of Twenty-five Poems on the Great European War by Harry J Geeves

Reference: L/D/11/G/2

Date: 1913 - 1919

Printed copy of the poem 'Your Country Needs You' by Mrs J Sauvey, St Martin - not dated

Reference: L/D/11/G/4

Date: 1914 - 1918

Copy of the poem 'Indictment' written by Winter Le Brocq and illustrated by Edmund Blampied

Reference: L/D/25/A/36

Date: June 1944

Red Cross. Includes photographs of the SS Vega that delivered the parcels, the distribution of the red cross parcels, the Bailiff, Alexander Coutanche's meeting with International Red Cross Officials in Guernsey, Dr Hanna and Swiss Red Cross Officials and a poem entitled 'Red Cross Steamer' written by Mildred and L A Landick.

Reference: L/D/25/F3/5

Date: 1944 - 1945

Deportation. Includes photographs and the story of Louisa Gould, née Le Druillenec, Feodor Burrij [known as Bill] and Alice Gavey, a poem written by Alice Gavey on her release from prison, a birthday card for Alice Gavey drawn by Bill, an article from the Evening Post warning of the punishments for harbouring escaped Russian workers and an article on the memorial service for Mrs Gould.

Reference: L/D/25/F3/10

Date: 1942 - 1945

Talk by Dixie Landick at the Channel Islands Occupation Society Annual Dinner concerning entertainments during the occupation. President of the Channel Islands Occupation Society gives an introduction. Asks the audience how many people were there during the occupation, talks about the association of the period with music, tunes from beginning of the occupation were almost the only entertainment, confiscation of radios, plays music from the occupation period which people identify, the cinemas functioning in Jersey including The Forum, West's and The Opera House, films stuck here during the occupation that kept getting repeated, marching music of the germans, George Le Sueur, a local resident who provided entertainment for local residents, reading of books, people writing in the Evening Post and the censorship involved, Reg Grandin who wrote light hearted poetry about the occupation, the borrowing and passing around of music, German films arriving and the mixed feelingsinvolved in going to see them, propaganda in films, stage plays and variety shows, people who took part, German involvement in censorship, a show he was involved in at the Opera House, improvisation neeed during the occupation, tap dancing, an impression of a performance by Maurice Ricou- a comedian, going out to the country parishes and an impression of a comedy performance that may have taken place and the feeling when the first red cross parcels arrived.

Reference: L/D/25/L/33

Date: October 1981

Book entitled 'Jersey in Jail 1940-1945' signed by the author Horace Wyatt and artist Edmund Blampied with stories and poems about life in Jersey during the occupation

Reference: L/D/25/M3/7

Date: 1945

Photocopy of the Luftwaffe Unit, 2 Staffel Aufklarungsgruppe 123 (No 2 Wing Long Range Reconnaissance Group 123), 1940 Christmas Journal, who were stationed at the airport. Includes photographs and cartoons of german soldiers and Jersey and poetry.

Reference: L/D/25/M4/8

Date: 1940

Two issues of Signal, the early review of the Channel Islands Occupation Society (Guernsey) including notes on news of interest, findings, articles and a selection of occupation poems

Reference: L/D/25/M4/26

Date: 1967 - 1968

Correspondence, invoices, poems, ajdudicator reports and photos relating to the Jersey Eisteddfod's National Poetry Competition

Reference: L/D/52/B3/1

Date: 16 August 1993 - 3 October 1995

Typed poem 'Lament on Service in China' by a Sapper (not dated)

Reference: L/F/05/B/4

Date: 1918

Printed poem sold on behalf of the Red Cross ' The Brutal Slaughter of Brave Nurse Cavell' by Mrs J Sauvey, the Bungalow, Gorey (not dated)

Reference: L/F/05/B/5

Date: 1918

Photocopy of the poem 'Indictment' written by Winter Le Brocq and illustrated by Edmund Blampied

Reference: L/F/05/C/5

Date: 1 June 1944

Testimonial for Captain John Pinel of the Fourth Battalion of St Lawrence of the Royal Jersey Militia in French, poem about Major Peirson

Reference: L/F/08/B2/2

Date: 6 January 1881

Panel One - Poems

Reference: L/F/12/B

Poem entitled 'Freedom' written by Mary Connell

Reference: L/F/12/B/1

Date: 1995

Poem entitled 'Lament of the Winkle-Gatherers' written by Mary Connell

Reference: L/F/12/B/2

Date: 1995

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