THEMATIC ROUTE · ANNEVILLE 2027

Memory

Press, restoration and public reception

Introduction

This route examines how Anneville became public memory: newspaper reports, legal and antiquarian interest, the restoration of the Manor, maps, photographs and the modern presentation of Guernsey’s Norman inheritance.

How to use this route

Use this route to understand how a historical fief survives not only in law, but through stories, images, restoration projects and repeated public rediscovery.

EvidenceTerritoryDaily lifeMemoryFiction

Selected rooms

ROOM 11 · 1850–1964

Anneville in the press and public memory

Enter room →ROOM 12 · 1572–2026

Anneville on European maps

Enter room →ROOM 13 · 1882–1966

From the Andros family to Parkinson

Enter room →ROOM 14 · 1966–oggi

Parkinson, Chief Pleas and continuity

Enter room →

Documents and objects

Conveyance Andros to ParkinsonOpen source ↗Manor conveyance to ParkinsonOpen source ↗Manor conveyance Parkinson to LycettOpen source ↗Court of Chief PleasOpen source ↗
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