Pioneers to Racine
20th November 2024
Guernsey Evening Press and Star, Monday 17 February 1913. 'GUERNSEY ISLAND SENDS MANY PIONEERS TO RACINE. ROSTER OF IMMIGRANTS SHOWS SCORES WHO CAME FROM LITTLE ISLAND. (From the Racine Daily Times.)'
Will of Marie Olivier
20th November 2024
No. 9 in Edith Carey's Wills and Legacies 1
Guernsey's Oldest Charter discovered at Exeter
9th October 2024
A documant from when Guernsey had a Vicomte, and was still part of the Duchy of Normandy. From the Exeter and Plymouth Gazette of 4 January 1922
Guernsey, Jersey, Underwear, and Socks
16th August 2024
Holiday Reminiscences of Guernsey and Sark, from the Guernsey Press and Star of Friday 19th June 1903.
Where is Guernsey?
16th August 2024
Getting Guernsey out there. A letter lambasting the marketing efforts of the Edwardian Chamber of Commerce (there was no Tourist Board). Guernsey Evening Press and Star, Thursday 5 August 1909
Captain Ross: The Antarctic Expedition
9th August 2024
A letter sent from a local member of Captain Ross' Expedition via the ship Alarm from the Falkland Islands, from the Guernsey Star, of September 15, 1842.
The Launch of the 'Concordia'
1st August 2024
Witchcraft in action - literally with a pinch of salt. From a Report by J Linwood Pitts, Hon. Sec. of the Folklore Section of the Société Guernesiaise. The illustration is a photograph of a brigantine in St Peter Port Harbour, from the Priaulx Library's Photographic Collection. Please contact us if you wish to reproduce it.
Col. Ernest Le Pelley's MSS: Unlinked Le Pelleys
22nd May 2024
Registers of unlinked Le Pelley's
Will of Thomas Le Pelley, 1643
22nd May 2024
Translation from the French transcribed by Edith Carey in her Sark notebook in the Priaulx Library.
Colonel de Garis' MSS
10th April 2024
Folders of manuscripts belonging to Colonel de Garis of Sous L'Eglise, transcribed, in the Library collection.
List of photographs in the Review of the Guernsey Society 1974-1976
8th March 2024
Volumes XXX-XXXII
Steam Mill Lane
7th March 2024
The origin of the name Steam Mill Lane, in St Martin's, by Gillian Lenfestey, 2024.