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Supper at the Borsalino Rocque after rehearsals for the Jersey Festival Choir Annual Choral Weekend at Le Rocquier school. Peter Woodall, Joint Secretary of the Jeresy Fetival Choir, Rebecca Voak (partner of David Lawrence), Gillian Woodall, Joint Secretary Jersey Fetival Choir.

Reference: P/03/D1/35

Date: February 12th 2000 - February 12th 2000

Supper at the Borsalino Rocque after rehearsals of the Jersey Festival Choir Annual Choral Weekend at Le Rocquier School. Around the table seated are, Joanne Lunn, Sue de Gruchy, Jurat Sally Le Brocq, Gillian Woodall, Philip Le Brocq (President of the Festival Choir), Rebecca Voak and Peter Woodall.

Reference: P/03/D1/36

Date: February 12th 2000 - February 12th 2000

Joanne Lunn at Borsalino Rocque restaurant after rehearsals of the Jersey Festival Choir Annual Choral Weekend at Le Rocquier School.

Reference: P/03/D1/37

Date: February 12th 2000 - February 12th 2000

Photographic slide of Chinese New Year cards in the Lotus House Chinese Restaurant - Chinese New Year celebrations on 15/02/1980

Reference: P/09/A/2617

Date: February 15th 1980 - February 15th 1980

Photographic slide of an ornament on in the Lotus House Chinese Restaurant - Chinese New Year celebrations on 15/02/1980

Reference: P/09/A/2618

Date: February 15th 1980 - February 15th 1980

Photographic slide of a decorative lantern in the Lotus House Chinese Restaurant - Chinese New Year celebrations on 15/02/1980

Reference: P/09/A/2619

Date: February 15th 1980 - February 15th 1980

Photographic slide of the Lotus House Chinese Restaurant set out in red for Chinese New Year celebrations on 15/02/1980

Reference: P/09/A/2620

Date: February 15th 1980 - February 15th 1980

Photographic slide of Chinese ornaments in the Lotus House Chinese Restaurant, St Aubin's Road, First Tower - ?Chinese New Year Celebrations

Reference: P/09/A/2672

Date: 1970 - 1990

Photographic slide of a Chinese picture of birds and flora on the wall in the Lotus House, St Aubin's Road, First Tower - ?Chinese New Year celebrations

Reference: P/09/A/2673

Date: 1970 - 1990

Photographic slide of a Chinese picture of birds and flora on the wall in the Lotus House, St Aubin's Road, First Tower - ?Chinese New Year celebrations

Reference: P/09/A/2674

Date: 1970 - 1990

VHS tape of 8 separate films: 1) Filmed by David Bishop in 8mm B&W. Film shows the Jersey Model Aero Club, Les Landes. 0h 04m 17s. 2) Filmed by David Bishop in 8mm colour. Film shows a Hovercraft on trial at Gorey. 0h 03m 17s. 3) Filmed by David Bishop in 8mm colour. Films shows various scenes of Jersey, including: Jersey Pottery, Gorey, Anne Port, States Airport, Corbiere, St Aubin, Ronez, Moulin de Lecq, St Ouen and the swings at Mount Bingham. 0h 03m15s 4) Filmed by David Bishop in 8mm colour. The official opening of Fort Regent swimming Pool. Bishop family in Howard Davis Park. 0h 08m 27s 5) Filmed by Stanhope Landick in 16mm. Film shows the SS St Patrick arriving in St Helier. Dixie Landick home on leave. Ken Landick. Family meal. St Andrew's Church. Wedding of Estele de la Cour to Charles de Gruchy (later a Jurat). 0h 04m 56s 6) Filmed by Stanhope Landick in 16mm. Film show a German bunker at Bel Royal and camouflage netting. 0h 00m 50s 7) Filmed by Stanhope Landick in 16mm. Film shows Jersey Road Race. Man in beret. Anti-tank defences. Beaumont. Picnic on beach at L'Etacq. The marina restaurant. Sailing in St Aubin's Harbour. Royal Mail van and postman (Stanley Theodore Landick) House 'Alabama'. The Hamon Memorial Church, Mont Les Vaux. Family outing at Le Hocq Hotel and a Vicar in a striped blazer. 0h 04m 33s 8) Filmed by Stanhope Landick in 16mm B&W. Film shows St Aubin's Bay. Long pan left to right showing empty harbour. First part of film featuring Mr Aubrey Jolley (master at Victoria College Preparatory). Jersey Airport BEA DC 3 Pionair. 0h 03m 16s. This film is located in the Audio Visual Area of the Jersey Archive.

Reference: Q/05/A/68

Date: 1940 - 1970

VHS tape: 'The Enchanted Isle' filmed in 16mm colour for the Jersey Tourism Committee by Anthony Gilkison Associates. Film shows aerials of cliffs, beaches, Mont Orgueil, Trinity Manor, Couple in MG Midget. St Aubin, Corbiere BR Mail boat. Royal Square, St Helier, Tableaux at Mont Orgueil, Golf at La Moye. Tourists at St Brelade. Waterskiing. Para-skiing. Yachting. Beaches scenes. Horses on beach and cliffs. Picnics. Battle of Flowers. Restaurants at night. Dancing. Cows at Hamptonne. Postman on bicycle. Rozel harbour. Fisherman go to sea. This film is located in the Audio Visual Area of the Jersey Archive.

Reference: Q/05/A/72

Date: 1969 - 1969

Video entitled Island of Surprises filmed by Associated British Pathe and narrated by Kenneth More. A promotional video of Jersey as a tourist destination particularly for honeymooners. Many views of the island and its coastline with archive film of the German occupation and liberation. Tour of the Occupation Museum; views of exterior of St Ouen's manor, Royal Square and St Helier shops emphasis on perfume, wine and cigarettes, scooter hire, bus trip, view of exterior of RJAHS building, Jersey cows and a creamery; lifting lobster pots and scenes in a bar and restaurant. Colour with sound, this copy made in 1994, duration 9 minutes. (see also Q/05/56 & Q/05/86 available in the Audio Visual area)

Reference: Q/09/4

Date: 1950 - 1959

Jersey Talking Magazine-July Edition. Introduction by Gordon Young. Interview with Richard Baker, a broadcaster, about his books, music, his upbringing, the Last Night of the Proms, the popularisation of classical music and popular music. Guernsey Feature-Linda Le Vasseur looking around the Tropical Vinery in St Saviour, Guernsey with the owner and talking about how it started, where the plants came from, walks on the site, describing the greenhouses and some of their contents including pineapples, coffee plants, tea plants, sugar, cotton, peppermint and bananas. Cooking Feature-Margaret Jenkins giving recipes for cooking with cabbage. End of Side One. Travel Feature-Gordon Young trip to France on Condor 5, describing the bridge of the ship, talking to the captain, Captain Robertson, about sailing the boat, describing the jobs of the people on the bridge, approaching St Malo, coming into the harbour, landing, arriving in St Malo, passport control, sitting in a pub in St Malo with three friends, playing pinball, going to a restaurant for lunch, going to Rennes and describing it, a description of the hotel where they are staying, looking around the cathedral in Rennes and describing the building and service taking place with singing from the choir, describing the journey back to St Malo, looking around Saint Sourier?, looking at the Rance estuary, walking on the beach, describing the scenery, returning to Jersey on the Condor 3, describing the journey back.

Reference: R/05/B/33

Date: June 30th 1979 - June 30th 1979

Jersey Talking Magazine-November Edition. Introduction by Gordon Young. Beth Lloyd interviews Max Bygraves, who has just completed a summer season in Jersey and asks what he thought of Jersey, the speed the time went in Jersey, his decision to do a summer season in Jersey, eating good food in restaurants in Jersey, the success of the summer, the secret of his success, telling a funny story, his records, how he started recording, whether he considers himself a singer or comedian-an entertainer, how he changes his act, working in America and what he is doing after leaving Jersey-a charity concert and a song by Max Bygraves. Cooking feature-Margaret Jenkins giving some recipes for easy soups. Norah Bryan interviewing Dr Samuel Macey, a professor of English at the University of British Columbia who started by running a wholesale business in Jersey, about how it had all come about, retiring at 35 and educating himself, moved to Canada and moved into education, gained a degree and PhD, began teaching english literature at the University of British Columbia and became assistant dean of graduate studies, interest in time, books that are concerned with time and clocks, finding out about time and clocks on a year of sabbatical travelling around the world, interesting clocks in Jersey and the differences in Jersey since he previously lived here. Pat Dubras performing a short story called 'When a Young Man's Fancy' by Diana Childe. End of Side One. Gordon Young visiting the Normandy Landing Beaches describing the museum of St Mere d'Eglise and its exhibits with stories of the battles and occurrences in the town and the people involved and describing the cemeteries and the memorials to the people who died during the second world war and describing the beach and at Aramanche describing the scene and a german cemetery. End of Side Two.

Reference: R/05/B/59

Date: October 31st 1981 - October 31st 1981

La Marquanderie, St Brelade: view across gardens to L shaped granite façade ( Now named "The Tree House"). Small white statuette of girl and several garden chairs and tables outside main door

Reference: SJPA/006332

Date: 1967 - 1970

Dumaresq Street, St Helier: 'Hector's' fish and chip shop at junction with Charing Cross

Reference: SJPA/007431

Date: 21/08/1975 - 21/08/1975

Shops, St Helier: York Street, view towards the Town Hall, with 'R H Lawrence', the 'Steak House' restaurant and 'Horseplay'

Reference: SJPA/008327

Date: 1980 - 1980

Shops: St Helier: Colomberie with 'Forte's' restaurant, 'West's' and 'Tylers' shoe shop

Reference: SJPA/008364

Date: 10/03/1967 - 10/03/1967

Shops: St Helier: Dumaresq Street, three quarter view of 'Hector's Fish and Chip Shop'

Reference: SJPA/008384

Date: 1986 - 1986

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