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The pool area of La Jacmelienne

The pool area of La Jacmelienne (Deborah Baic/THE GLOBE AND MAIL)

The Series

A seafront gem shuttered, its future uncertain: The hotel

The Globe's complete coverage — in stories, video and photos — of La Jacmelienne and its owners' difficulties

In Parts

Part 1: Founders envision grand hotel’s rebirth as community youth hub

The truth is that the heyday years of La Jacmelienne had long been slipping away before the massive earthquake of Jan. 12 split open its walls

Part 1: A hotel falls silent (video)

Globe Video: For 32 years, a beachfront jewel named La Jacmelienne drew Haitian and international tourists to Jacmel’s palm-strewn shore.

Part 1: La Jacmelienne (photo gallery)

Globe Photos: The fabled La Jacmelienne is closed, its staff out of work and its ownership marred in a long-running family dispute

Part 2: Jacmel woos foreign investors to rebuild shattered resorts

Leaders hope to shape a tourist paradise, but fear that without private investment, the city will never be rebuilt

Part 2: Update on The Hotel

The gates of the heavily damaged Jacmelienne Beach Hotel remain locked; little has changed aside from the colour of the stagnant water in the old pool

Postcards from Jacmel

Short notes to The Globe from tourists who have visited the Haitian city since the earthquake

Part 3: Hotel still shuttered while others boom

'I hope some day my grandchildren can sort it out,' says co-founder

About Project Jacmel

In 2010, online and in the pages of The Globe, this project offered a unique window into the lives and challenges facing this historic Haitian city as it struggles to recover from January’s devastating earthquake. More…