St. Helier (click on photograph to bring up bigger/better version).

	Located in Francis St, St. Helier, the pump was renovated in 2004 and a plaque mounted on the wall behind it, reading:
	LA VINGTAINE DE LA VILLE THIS IS THE LAST TOWN PUMP TO BE IN USE UNTIL EARLY 20TH CENTURY
	Markings: None. Manufacturer: Unk.

	And in 2011 this replica pump was re-instated in its niche on the huge granite wall at the French Harbour, St. Helier, opposite the New South Pier. Congratulations to those involved. A plaque reads:
	A PARISH PUMP ON THIS SITE PROVIDED FRESH WATER FOR DRINKING AND TAKING ABOARD IN THE 18TH AND 19TH CENTURIES. THIS REPLICA WAS INSTALLED BY THE PARISH OF ST. HELIER AND UNVEILED BY H.E.LIEUTENANT GENERAL ANDREW RIDGEWAY, CB, CBE LIEUTENANT GOVERNER OF JERSEY ON 22ND MAY 2011
	Markings: None. Manufacturer: Unk.

Tucked away in Queen's Lane, off Queen's Rd, St. Helier, this one was hard to find. Thanks to Roger Hills of Jersey Heritage for the photo on the left. Our own photo, taken on a subsequent visit, shows that the trough is still being planted - a pity about the dustbins though! Markings: None. The stone trough has "STH" carved in it. Manufacturer: Unk.

The pump at Elizabeth Castle, St. Helier, has a badly damaged spout. Markings: "BO" and an arrow on the pump and on the cast iron trough. Manufacturer: Board of Ordnance.

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