New Street
79-81 New Street
Bird's the Bakers, on the corner of Union Street and New Street
Demolition of Bird's
Demolition of Bird's continues
16 New Street
76 New Street in the 1950s
Junction of New Street and Duhamel Street in 1990
There was a YMCA hostel at 16 New Street, occupying premises owned by A de Gruchy and Co. The YMCA first came to Jersey in 1858 and moved to the New Street premises in 1909. In 1963 the organisation was given six months notice to quit the premises because the company had earmarked the area for expansion. That expansion never took place and eventually the building was given to the National Trust for Jersey, who undertook a complete renovation in the 21st century. This picture was taken in 1957.
Louis et Cie, New Street, 1940
1970
Plans by celebrated Jersey architect Arthur Grayson for commercial premises in New Street
The doors of the building
The view from New Cut, across the King Street junction to New Street in 1935 - George V's Silver Jubilee year
New Street businesses
In 1840 Mr Denziloe advertised that he had moved his academy to Albion House in New Street and built a schoolroom and airy dormitories
Eminent photographer Ernst Baudoux's business was based in New Street in the mid-19th century
Soap and candle manufacturers Burch and Sons had premises at 37 New Street and 26 Queen Street in the mid 19th century
Fauvel livery stable
Sinel and Gondon auctioneers
Le Feuvre rent and debt collection
Photographer Ernest Baudoux and son at No 59
F Hebert took over P Guilleaume's coppersmith business at 24 New Street
Undertaker H W Hinds was based at 66 New Street
A C Jackson's wood carving business was at 67 New Street
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1899 invoice from George Pearce, shoeing smith
J Baker, cabinet maker and upholsterer in business at 28 New Street in 1837
J baker and Son were still at No 28 New Street in 1850
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1955
1955
Before the days of postcards, collections of photographs of the island were popular with visitors to the island. This is the cover of a set sold by J R G Stroud, who was in business in New Street and Craig Street from 1888 to 1892
1887 advert
C Bray, boot and shoe maker, was in business at No 1 in 1904
