Revealed: Life in Jersey during the First World War
Tuesday 27th November 2012, 10:00AM GMT.
One of the many remarkable photographs published for the first time today
ISLANDERS are today being given their first look at rare and remarkable photos that show Jersey as it was 100 years ago.
Scores of old pictures showing previously unseen scenes of life in the Island during the First World War have been made public.
• See today’s JEP for the full story and a chance to see some of the pictures
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My Christmas come early! Please pu the whole collection on line.
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A big thank you to Mrs Jones for allowing the public to see her families private photos. Every generation of my family including myself served in the armed forces, one killed in Ireland, and another in WW2. My great grandfather served before 1914 in the Jersey Militia. And my father served in Malta, and yet not one photo was taken or can be shown of our family history. So I can only say Historian, Mr Ian Ronayne is a credit to the island for keeping history and memories alive. Well done.
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I agree. Ian has more or less single handed reawakned history. I live near Queen Mary’s Hospital Sidcup, where men from the Jersey Contigent were treated.
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