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Saint Helier around its harbour
Restored fleet boats, a cobbled yard and a restored house show layers of Saint Helier’s harbour history.
At a glance
A place worth remembering
Heritage Fleet restoration
Boats from Jersey Heritage’s fleet can be seen at the harbour by the Maritime Museum. The organisation credits the restoration to volunteers at its boat shop.[1]
Cobbles and a changed waterfront
The cobbled Ordnance Yard recalls the lanes common in Saint Helier around 1800. Jersey Heritage places nineteenth-century reclamation by the museum before the harbour’s construction at its present site.[2]
A restored house on Pier Road
Jersey Heritage’s Yard Walk points out Number 9 Pier Road, a house restored as a Victorian House for visitors to Jersey Museum.[2]
Good to know
A few clear answers before you explore.
Who restored the Heritage Fleet boats?
Jersey Heritage credits volunteers at its boat shop.[1]
What happened before the harbour was built at its present site?
Land in front of Jersey Museum was reclaimed before the harbour was built at its current site.[2]
Where is the restored Victorian House?
At Number 9 Pier Road; Jersey Heritage says it is included when visiting Jersey Museum.[2]
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