Queen Elizabeth II
The Queen and Duke of Edinburgh in Jersey in 1957
The Queen in Jersey in 1989
The Queen first visited Jersey in 1949 as Princess Elizabeth, three years before she came to the throne
The 1949 Royal Visit
1949 at Ladies College
A welcome for the Queen in 1957
The Royal Yacht Britannia moored offshore in 1972
1949
1949
1949
1949
25 July 1957
An arch erected at the end of the Albert Pier to celebrate the 1957 visit
A celebration street party for the children of Columbus Street in 1949
Arrival on the Albert Pier in 1957
1949 visit of the then Princess Elizabeth and Prince Philip. Their open car is turning the corner from Peirson Road on to the Esplanade
Grainville in 1978
The Queen escorted by the Constable of St Helier, Fred Clarke, in 1989
Opening the new public library
At Mont Orgueil
At Victoria College in 1989
A packed Royal Square for the 1949 visit
A gift of a cow for the Royal Herd in 1957
With Bailiff Sir Philip Bailhache
At Le Petit Catelet
Opening the Public Library
A gift of mallards
At Mont Orgueil
In the Royal Square
1957
1957
The Duke of Edinburgh with St Helier Yacht Club cadets in 1949
1989, accompanied by Tourism Committee president Senator John Rothwell
1978
A gift of wonders in 1978
Decorated lamp standards - this one at Cheapside - were the best Jersey could manage for the 1978 visit
Greeted at the Harbour by the Lieut-Governor's wife, Lady Grasett, in 1949
Sazrk, 1949
1949 in the Royal Square
A gift of a cow in 1957
Guernsey 1957
At Victoria College in 1957
Prince Philip at Government House in 1957
The Queen talks to Alexander Coutanche and Pere Rey at Government House in 1957
At a cattle show in 1989
A souvenir booklet published in Guernsey after the 1949 visit
An unscheduled bouquet presented to the Queen by Tara Hill
Prince Philip
These photographs, featuring Prince Philip, were taken by Jersey Evening Post photographers during the Royal visit of 1978
