Pity was not working on our visit and no board to explain what, why and where! Looks good and worth a photo, though next time i may give it a miss!

Quite an interesting item if you happen to be passing but not worth a diversion. Its probably best described as a sculpture, based on a steam river boat, but its only function is to tell the time and clang bells on the hour. Well maintained, clean - a slightly pointless bit of fun.

A very novel use of steam power, although not working the day we visited. Meant to represent a paddle steamer which it does farily accurately

Well maintained time piece, could do with an interpritation board to explain the reason for its location and purpose.

I'm sure there could have been some way of keeping it working with steam, even if it was 'pretend' steam! Would have liked to see big paddles working in the water on at least one side and perhaps an old fashion whistle on the hour. Very clean and colourful but could have been better with a bit of thought, sorry.

The clock is very unusual and set in a lovely little park not far from Liberation Square. It's worth waiting for the quarter hour when the clock performs.

This clock is the last remaining steam clock left, and it keeps very good time. It is situated at the end of St Helier sea front and is well worth going to see.

It's a mock-up of the wheelhouse area of a paddle steamer, with the clock between the funnels. We were told that steam sometimes issues forth from it, but the clock doesn't rely on it to operate. It's right in the centre of St Helier, and hard to miss, but we don't think it's worth a special journey by steam buffs!

Cool day so did not hang around. Just gone midday so missed any action there may have been. No sound, no movement, no STEAM!!