Ann Street

Ann Street

Osborne Villas, a terrace photographed in 1950,
which has long since disappeared

Ann Street, home to the brewery of the same name, once had some of St Helier's worst slums. They have been replaced by extensive redevelopment with modern housing, a process which continues to this day

Demolition in 1976

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  A terrace in Ann Street
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  1 Ann Place
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  4 Ann Place
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  33 Ann Street
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  31 Ann Street
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  35 Ann Street
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  39 Ann Street
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  45 Ann Street
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  47 Ann Street
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  Ann Place
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  Ann Street Cottages
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  Ann Street Cottages
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  Ann Street Cottages
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  Clifton Place
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  Clifton Place
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  Clifton Place
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  Osborne Villas in 1950
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  1 Ann Lane
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  Ann Street in 1970
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  2 Ann Lane
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  1 Ann Place
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  1 Ann Place
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  1 Ann Place

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  De Quetteville Court, 1969 ...
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  ... and finished by 2022
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  Ann Court 2022
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  Belmont Court 2022

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  3 Ann Place
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  4 Ann Place
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  4 Ann Place
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  5 Ann Place
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  5 Ann Place
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  37 Ann Street
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  37 Ann Street
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  41 Ann Street
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  43 Ann Street
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  43 Ann Street
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  45 Ann Street
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  45 Ann Street
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  49 Ann Street
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  1970
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  1970
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  1970
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  1970
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  1970
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  1970
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  These buildings were listed, but were nevertheless allowed to be demolished to make way for a new development in the 21st century

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  Fern Place, 55-56 Ann Street
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  Fern Place, 55-56 Ann Street
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  Fern Place, 55-56 Ann Street
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  Fern Place, 55-56 Ann Street
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  Lincoln Place, 29 Ann Street
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  Lincoln Place, 29 Ann Street
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  Lincoln Place, 29 Ann Street
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  Lincoln Place, 29 Ann Street
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  Junction with Charles Street
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  Junction with Charles Street
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  1959 - Haimance Place
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  1959 - Haimance Place
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  1970 - No 29 Ann Street
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  Fred Garde, J Lamy, F de Moulpied and J Hacquoil working at the Blind Industrial Centre in 1947
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  Mayfair Hotel demolition in 2022
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  No 35 was once home to the Lieut-Governor's office where passports were issued
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  Nos 25-39 in 1978
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  ... and in 1980
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  View from the brewery chimney
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  Haimance Place, 1959
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  Ann Street cottages
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  Ann Street flats
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  Plans for a States headquarters building in 2019 were not approved
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  Eden Plaace 1967
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  Fern Place 1970
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  Haimance Place 1959
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  Haimance Place 1959
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  A creche for the children of working mothers was operated at No 45 in the early years of the 20th century
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  2018
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  2018
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  Ann Court, 1979 - Jersey Evening Post photograph
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  Ann Court, 1979 - Jersey Evening Post photograph
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  1980 - Jersey Evening Post photograph
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  1980 - Jersey Evening Post photograph
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  1787-1795
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  1795-1834
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  1834 map
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  2024:An aerial view shows much building work under way between Ann Street and St Saviour's Road

Maps showing the location of the Salem Chapel which was built for French-speaking Baptists. It then passed to the Church of England, before becoming a meeting place for a section of the Plymouth Brethren. According to Jersey Heritage it then 'degenerated into a dancing hall', still using the name 'Salem'. Finally it became a Mission Hall for the Episcopalians

Businesses

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  An invoice issued in 1940 by builder A E du Feu for roof repairs for Mrs Dorey at 3 Almorah Crescent
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  1887 advert from L'Almanach de la Gazette de Jersey