Jersey Archive
Since 1993 Jersey Archive has collected over 300,000 archival records related to the largest of the Channel Islands, for genealogy and research.
The island's official repository for historical documents and records is recognised by UNESCO. The archive boasts a vast collection that sheds light on many aspects of Jersey's recorded history, dating back over 600 years.
Local history
Whether you're tracing your ancestry, researching a local property, or simply curious about Jersey's fascinating past, the Archive offers a wealth of resources to delve into.You'll find official documents dating back centuries, including court records, wills, and parish registers, census records, birth, marriage, and death certificates. There's also material related to the German occupation of Jersey during World War II.
Educational and digital services
The Archive offer a variety of educational services, including talks, tours, and workshops and happy to share their vast experience of safely preserving documents, so you can look after your precious papers and memorabilia. The Archive's website also features a searchable online catalogue, making it possible to explore their holdings from anywhere in the world.
Visitor information
Address
Clarence Road, St Helier, Jersey, JE2 4JY
01534 833300
Opening times
Tue – Thu, 9am – 1pm and 2pm – 5pm
Third Sat of the month, 9am – 1pm
Late Night opening on the last Thu of the month until 7pm
Closed First week Dec, 21 Dec - 2 Jan
