Aerial photographs of St Helier in the 1960s
From Jerripedia
Low-level aerial photographs of St Helier are rare, particularly from the 1960s. These two images, taken from a larger image published in a 50-year-old book, show clearly the centre of the town in 1961, with some of the buildings which have long-since disappeared, while others remain largely unaltered to this day. The pictures are taken looking east, and the image on the left shows:
Left
- A The Central Market
- B Beresford Street
- C Upper Halkett Place
- D Halkett Place Evangelical Church
- E Telephone Exchange
- F Minden Place
- G The old cattle market, now a multi-storey car park
- H The old Jersey Evening Post building
- I The former West's Cinema
- J Peter Street
- K The old Wesley Street Methodist Church
- L Le Gallais' Bath Street shop
- M Ann Street
- N St Saviour's Road
- O The former maternity hospital
Right
The image on the right has the Royal Square at the bottom right and shows:
- A States Building
- B King Street
- C Queen Street
- D Hill Street
- E Snow Hill
- F La Motte Street
- G Colomberie
- H Don Road
- I St James's Church
- J Grosvenor Terrace
- K Hilgrove Street