Sir Francis Cook Gallery | Jersey Heritage Open for special events during the year Opening times Currently closed to the public. Location Address La Route de la Trinité, Jersey JE3 5JN Parking Limited parking in public house next door Parking in Jersey For guidance read this Bus route What3words location finder formality.celery.searchable Facilities Dogs No dogs allowed, except Guide Dogs. Read our policy here The building was bequeathed to Jersey Heritage in 1984 by Brenda, Lady Cook. The Gallery is named after her husband – an artist, musician and art historian, Sir Francis Cook. Sir Francis moved to Jersey in 1948. In the 1970s, he bought the former Methodist chapel at Augres, which he began to convert to a studio and gallery. The conversion remained unfinished at his death, and in 1984 his widow Brenda, Lady Cook, made a donation of 1,200 paintings to Jersey Heritage, along with the property. A programme at the Gallery called Meet the Collections allows visitors to see some of the museum collections which might otherwise be in store. During these open days visitors can also see some of the paintings by Sir Francis Cook bequeathed to Jersey Heritage by Brenda, Lady Cook. More More Explore You might also like Discover the Collections Discover the incredible collections in our care and the fascinating stories behind them through a mix of talks, tours and rarely seen items. Find out more Jersey Museum, Art Gallery & Victorian House In the heart of St Helier you’ll discover the story of Jersey - free entry. Find out more Mont Orgueil Castle A medieval castle with links to the English Crown and amazing views across to France. Find out more