Major fires in Jersey
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Major fires in Jersey
Le Gallais' Bath Street store was burnt out in 1954. There had been an earlier disastrous fire at the company's storage warehouse in 1949 when much valuable property, including works of art, was lost
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The fire at Le Gallais' Bath Street shop on 13 January 1954 -
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Funland, on the corner of Castle Street and the Esplanade -
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Commercial Buildings fire on 17 March 1926 -
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Patriotic Street, 1948 - Evening Post photograph -
Patriotic Street, 1948 - Evening Post photograph -
Patriotic Street, 1948 - Evening Post photograph -
Le Gallais Depository fire in 1949 - Evening Post photograph -
Le Gallais Depository fire in 1949 - Evening Post photograph -
Le Gallais Depository fire in 1949 - Evening Post photograph -
Martland store, Esplanade, fire in 1949 - Evening Post photograph -
Martland store, Esplanade, fire in 1949 - Evening Post photograph -
Martland store, Esplanade, fire in 1949 - Evening Post photograph -
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Sand Street in the 1950s -
Bisson Radio in 1976 - Picture Jersey Evening Post -
Fairbanks Hotel at Anne Port was destroyed by fire in 1949 - Evening Post photograph -
In 1963 a clock above the Dumosch building in Caledonia Place caught fire - Evening Post photograph -
La Cala Restaurant fire in 2000
Looking down on smoke from a fire at the Norman's Limited store, 24 Commercial Buildings, in September 1949 The fire was first noticed by Police Constables Walter Renouf and Ted Cockerham. The Fire Brigade arrived within minutes. Mrs de Gruchy, wife of caretaker Adolphus de Gruchy, and other residents of 23 Commercial Buildings swiftly left the premises. The fire gutted the store, which was used for tomato packing and to house box wood and agricultural sundries. Picture Evening Post
