Bond Street

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Bond Street, with the wall of St Helier churchyard on the left and Pier Road ahead, leading up to South Hill and Fort Regent

Bond Street was first known as Chemin de la Madelaine, as it led to La Madelaine Chapel. This had been built in the north-west corner of the present churchyard in about the 10th century, to serve the cluster of fishermen's huts which then made up St Helier. In the 15th and 16th centuries the Chapel was turned into a house for the poor, but by the 18th century it had fallen into ruins.

In the 16th century, Le Moulin à Foulon, worked by the Town stream, was built on the corner of the present Bond and Conway Streets.

Bond Street at its junction with Conway Street

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Nos 5, 6 and 11 Bond Street, although they given the appearance from outside of having similar historic interest to their neighbours, are not listed buildings and do not appear in the HER website

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