100 Years of Elizabeth Castle as a Historical Monument

One of the Island’s most famed landmarks, Jersey’s Elizabeth Castle (Jèrriais: Lé Châté Lîzabé), was constructed in the 16th century on a tidal islet, near the Parish of St Helier. Originally built as a stronghold for the wars between England and France, the Castle has held many roles for Jersey across the centuries.

2023 marks 100 years since the British Government relinquished Elizabeth Castle to the States of Jersey, for operation as a museum and historic site. A ceremony on 21st May 1923 marked the official transfer, and the castle has since been cared for by Jersey Heritage as an important monument from the Island’s history.

A set of four stamps from our '100 Years of Elizabeth Castle as a Historical Monument' issue. Four photographic stamps celebrate elements of the castle and how it plays a part in Island culture.

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