ARTICLES

Tintypes - The poor man’s photograph
Endangered Heritage Sites Update - April 2017
First Heritage Plaques Unveiled in Modderfontein
The English Language in South Africa
A Dutch Accolade from a Field Ambulance volunteer praising a Boer war officer
Four strategies to deal with colonial buildings
A post Boer War letter from a Rooinek to a Dutch Girl
Where have all the mine dumps gone?
When did globalisation really get started?
Stereo Photography - Mesmerising viewers since 1851
Cape Town Photographs by TP and TD Ravenscroft
Heritage Management Plans: A call for re-evaluation
Rapid Rail Revamp in South Africa
Early 20th Century Asylum photography in South Africa
One of Norwood's oldest homes restored
Forgotten fountain returns to the limelight
Postmortem Photography in South Africa
The Early History of Irene Farm
Early Missionary Photography in the Namaqualand
A short history of one the Cape's earliest freehold farms
Amazing places to view the Joburg skyline
One City, Six Spaces in 48 Hours (Tshwane / Pretoria)
‘Empire, War & Cricket in South Africa’: Logan of Matjiesfontein
The history of the oldest continually lived in house North of the Orange River
Digitising Kingswood College's Heritage
The Power of Rust
One of the most fascinating architectural features in the whole of Southern Africa
'One of our few remaining links with a bygone Johannesburg'
Concerns over Longest Avenue of Oak Trees in South Africa
Da Gama Park - A little known park with some of the best views of Johannesburg
South Africa needs a Fred Dibnah
The Buildings of C. H. Thrupp and Company over the Decades
"A Great City Deserves Great Cathedrals"
The Pyrites Panic - When one in three citizens left Johannesburg
Finding the missing link in the Gold Fields Collection
Aiton Court: Relocating Conservation between Poverty and Modern Idealism
Remembering the end of the tramcar era
Our Huguenot Heritage
Johannesburg Stock Exchange Buildings over the Decades
Types of Blockhouses in South Africa
One of the most remarkable fortification-building projects in the military history of South Africa (if not the world)
Blood Sweat and Beers - The Story of the Railway Navvy
The Grange - The story of a famous farm in Griqualand West
One of the Cape’s most remarkable early mining ventures
The story behind the South African Scottish Memorial
New publication highlights Africa’s remarkable geology
Gordon Verhoef & Krause - Adverts over the years
The Royal Navy in Hermanus in 1961
Some memories of Rosebank in 1966
Horwoods Farmhouse Horror Show Continues

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