Lucille Davie

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Mandela’s head rises in Howick
10 000 attend Taffy Long's funeral in 1922
16 300 books... and counting
A flag for the Con Court, with help from an elephant
A horologist, but much more
A Short History of the Jewish Community in Joburg
A swastika, Herbert Baker and the Pretoria Station
AmaWasha - Jozi's first black businessmen
Battles in the Magaliesberg
Border Cave finds confirm cultural practices
Brenthurst, Joburg’s breathtaking secret garden
Brian McKechnie: heritage, passion and cars
Chappies, a Joburg creation
Circa has landed
Dolobran mansion sits smugly among Baker's Joburg icons
Dorkay House hangs on
Explorer William Burchell – ecologist with a vision
Flo Bird - Joburg’s diminutive dynamite
Following in Burchell's tracks
Foster Gang: Raiders of the Secret Cave
Gandhi's house for sale (sold in 2009)
Gauteng’s only artesian spring
George Bizos loves Joburgers
Hastings Ndlovu's day too
Hector Pieterson gets his memorial
Hector's sister tells the story still
Herbert Baker’s Stonehouse captures his spirit
Heritage hooray for Rand Steam
Herman Charles Bosman, Joburg man
Hollard saves Arcadia and gets the best view around
Joburg is ready for a raid
Joburg's Khoisan ancestors
Joburg’s castles
Joburg’s first trees
Joburg’s firsts
Joburg’s market square defined the town
Johannesburg's Camera Obscura and a world-class photographic collection
Johannesburg’s mayors
June 16, 1976 - 'This is our day'
Killarney is stylish living
Kippies, the club that wasn't there
Kirti Menon and Gandhi’s legacy
Klipriviersberg Nature Reserve - One of Joburg's best kept secrets
Life in exile for the teenagers who survived June 16th
Looking back at the opening of Mapungubwe National Park
Looking back at the restoration of the Barbican Building
Looking back at the restoration of the Credo Mutwa Cultural Village
Looking back on the restoration of Johannesburg's Old Fort
Looking back on the restoration of the majestic Reserve Bank Building
Magistrates’ Courts – blasts, apartheid and art
Marc Latilla is a Joburg enthusiast – Then and Now
Markhams' battle for survival
MaSisulu, one of Jozi's most famous
Mayibuye planned a massive onslaught
Melville Koppies bags heritage award
Memorial honours Cape slaves
Neil Fraser – passionate city man
Newtown Workers' Compound commemorates municipal workers
Nongoloza: King of the Ninevites
Old stamp mills finally go home
On tour with judge Albie Sachs
One day back in '63 at Liliesleaf
Pageview hero stood his ground for 20 years
Peach and cherry orchards in Linden
Phillip Tobias, the mensch
Prospecting for gold in the 21st century
Remembering Chris van Wyk, Riverlea’s storyteller
Remembering exciting finds in Drill Hall development
Remembering the launch of the Johannesburg Heritage Foundation
Revil Mason’s Melville Koppies
Salisbury House shines again (in 2005)
Soccer City: an architect’s dream
Somerset House's dusty, musty basement
Sophiatown land claim payments top R21m
South Africa’s last coppersmith
South Africa’s most unlikely export
Soweto Theatre speaks in many languages
St Alban's Church breathes again (in 2012)
Step into a wagon and go back 200 years
Step into Victorian Joburg
Subway mural brings Fietas alive (in 2010)
The 1913 Land Act
The charter of ‘singing tomorrows’
The Great Synagogue in Hillbrow
The History of Sizwe (formerly Rietfontein) Hospital
The History of Soccer in Jozi
The Lovely Lonehill Koppie
The search for Enoch Sontonga
The Top Star Drive-in Saga
Touch Joburg’s gold mining days at the Rand Club
Tracey’s Folly still stands proud
Two cemetery buildings illegally demolished
Two gum trees, firemen and horse races
Valuable octant found on beach
Wanooka a grand old place again (restored in 2010)
Water, water... everywhere - Johannesburg's streams and rivers
We need to reclaim our Hillbrow tower
What is the meaning of heritage?
Where are the 'singing tomorrows' of the Freedom Charter?
Why Alexandra Survived Apartheid
Winnie's pain and torture in prison
Wits Art Museum waits, excitedly
Young Victims Remembered