Rotary Centenary display at National Trust Museum
100 Years of Rotary History. On display every day from Saturday 24th June.
The National Trust of Guernsey have kindly welcomed The Rotary Club of Guernsey to the Folk and Costume Museum as part of our Centenary year of commemoration.
From Saturday 24th June and every day until Sunday 29th October when the museum closes there will be a designated case displaying Rotary Club of Guernsey regalia honouring parts of our 100 year history.
The display case can be found on the ground floor of the museum in the familiarly known “dolls house room”.
The location at Saumarez Park is perfect and close to the Japanese Fishing Pavilion that was rebuilt to provide a lasting legacy for the community in our Centenary year.
The entire museum is well worth a visit and we are particularly grateful to The National Trust of Guernsey for kindly supporting our heritage.
Related pages...
 (61) New Bench 07.08.24.jpeg)
New bench at the site of the Japanese Pavilion (August 2024)
Rotary Memorabilia
Centenary Flower Display
more Looking forward to seeing this in full bloom during the summer months.
New Defibrillator at the Hotel de Havelet (4 March 2023)
more Rotary in partnership with the Hotel de Havelet and local neighbours.
Centenary Charter Night (3 March 2023)
more Celebrating the 100th Anniversary of the Club gaining its Charter.
Centenary Celebrations Media Coverage (March 2023)
more Guernsey Press & BBC Radio Guernsey coverage.
Flying the Rotary Flag
more The Rotary Flag being flown from the mast on the Weighbridge round-about.
Centenary of the Rotary Club of Guernsey
more Celebrated on Stamps issued 15 February 2023
Congrès des Isles (2022)
more Friday 21 October to Sunday 23 October 2022
Planting of Inner Wheel Cherry Tree (Saturday 22 October 2022)
more The Tree was presented by the President and Members of Inner Wheel to mark the Centenary.
Launch of Centenary Year (28 July 2022)
more Reception at Government House launches Centenary Year.
Handover Afternoon Tea (3 July 2022)
 (59) New Path 22.03.22 V2.jpg)
The Japanese Pavilion (22 March 2022)
more Paths reinstated to provide unrestricted access for all.
Connect Magazine: Lead article on Rotary Pavilion Project
more The content speaks volumes!
.jpg)
The Japanese Pavilion restoration
more The Pavilion was officially opened by the Bailiff of Guernsey on Friday 17 September 2021. It is now fully accessible to the public following the project led by Rotary with the support of many in the community.
 (2).jpg)
Donations towards the Japanese Pavilion Project
more A thank you to the donors
.jpg)
Saffery Rotary Walk Stand
more Two Rotary Clubs working together.
back to page above this...
_3.jpg)
Club Centenary
back The Centenary Year of the Club is now with us and plans have been made for a year of commemoration, celebration and raising the awareness of Rotary within the community.