Kathy Munro

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A Celebration of the Life of Robert Rupert Forsyth
A delightful 1987 calendar celebrating the centenary of the Johannesburg Stock Exchange
A few photographs of Johannesburg at the turn of the 20th century
A journey into the rich history of the vandalised Scottish Horse Memorial Kensington
A Monument to South African Friendship - Gandhi and Kallenbach
A personal tribute to Marcus Holmes
A poignant Royal souvenir from Bloemfontein
A remarkable album of early 20th century views of Johannesburg
A Remarkable Journey Inside the Johannesburg City Hall (Gauteng Legislature)
A remarkable set of 33 postcards of Johannesburg circa 1904-08
A secret heritage home on the Kensington ridge
A Short History of the Mulberry Tree
A Short History of the Pepper Tree
A South African encyclopaedia - A worthy and dated work of reference and a collectable treasure
A stroll through the Eastern Joburg suburbs of Orchards, Maryvale, Sydenham and Orange Grove
A tribute to Werner Kirchhoff - Surveyor of distinction and an early pioneer of South African satellite geodesy
A Vision for Chinatown - The Remarkable Mr Walter Pon
A visit to Moot House Parktown
Aerial photographs that tell two stories!
An intriguing century old pamphlet of the 1913 Mineworkers Strike
An opportunity to purchase an original Johannesburg Title Deed
An Unusual 1954 Railway Map of South Africa
An unusual little book revealing Johannesburg in 1949
Art Deco Durban
Barnett's Views of Johannesburg and Suburbs - A window on the world that was early Johannesburg
Bez Valley War Memorial to be moved
Blue Plaque celebrates Freemasons Hall, Parktown
Blue Plaque Honours Helen Suzman
Blue plaques and a new heritage route for Jeppe Boys
Blue plaques and their inspiring possibilities
Blue Plaques celebrate Hermann Kallenbach, renowned architect and friend of Gandhi
Blue plaques unveiled on historic Solomon Street workers compounds
Bookplates of Historical Note
Brass Plaque reveals a history of a distinguished man and his architectural firm
Brixton's First Blue Plaque
Busting Out - Transplanting the heart of Johannesburg in the 1960s
Cape Town Photographs by TP and TD Ravenscroft
Carruthers and Frescura receive highest honour in the heritage community
Celebrating Chinese New Year in Cyrildene
Celebrating Flo Bird - 80 Years of a Remarkable Life
Celebrating the remarkable life of Herbert Prins
Census 1896 - The Making of Johannesburg
Checklist for Heritage Warriors
Clarendon Circle - Then and Now
Da Gama Park - A little known park with some of the best views of Johannesburg
Death by drowning, the tragedy of the SS Mendi
Delight at discovering a hidden aspect of Johannesburg - imPRESSed Craft Bindery Letterpress and Studio
Destination Hillbrow - celebrating walking, living and heritage
Durban architectural gem under threat
Exceptional collection of Africana goes on auction
Exploring the Syringa Tree
Extraordinary Guide to South and East Africa on the eve of World War I
Finding the earliest known photographs of Prince Albert in a Johannesburg Charity Shop
Fire at Parliament: Statement from the Heritage Association of South Africa (HASA)
Fire Destroys Johannesburg Heritage Home
From Dortmund with Love - The Yeoville Water Tower in Johannesburg, 1913-1914
German connections and the overall significance of the Yeoville Water Tower
Harrow Road stonework in Houghton - The wall built by Barnett Lobel
Heritage Honours Awarded at Tolstoy Farm
Historic recipe books are an aspect of cultural history
Homage to Zoo Lake, Johannesburg
Houghton, Orange Grove, Killarney, Mayfair and Greenside get blue plaques!
Iconic heritage home survives in Yeoville
Joburg personalities from the first decade of the 21st century
Johannesburg 1936... Keeping an eye out for souvenir survivals
Johannesburg celebrates its 130th birthday!
Johannesburg celebrates the Coronation of King Edward VII in 1902
Johannesburg in a lithograph circa 1937 - In search of Charles Ernest Peers (Part 1)
Johannesburg in postcards 1904-08
Johannesburg panoramas – a tour of note with Chipkin and Munro
Joubert Park Lives - A 2016 Visit
Kathy Munro visits one of the top libraries in the world!
Kathy Munro visits the Joburg Firsts Exhibition
Kathy Munro visits Vergelegen
Kedar Lodge - Heritage, History and Paul Kruger
Keeping Gandhi out of the Heidelberg Gaol
Kenneth Birch and his appreciation of the Witwatersrand Mining landscape
Last Chance to see 'A City Refracted'
Liliesleaf - Making a case for survival
Markhams Building and the Cape Town Connection
Mourning the loss of a Lower Houghton landmark
Nighttime at the Johannesburg Zoo (and some history)
Nostalgia and remembrance in the Brixton Cemetery
Obituary for Clive Michael Chipkin
Old, New and Newest in Braamfontein
One of the earliest and most important items of South African Railway History goes on sale
Original 1913 blueprint of the Yeoville Water Tower unveiled
Original blueprint for destroyed Parktown home found
Our City Fathers ought to be Protecting and Defending Joubert Park
Parktown's oldest house continues to decay
Peers the Artist - In search of Charles Ernest Peers (Part 2)
Photographs of Johannesburg circa 1892
Pretoria on Parade - A Mystery Photo Album Emerges
Rand Club - A Grand Past with an Uncertain Future
Raw material for the study of the transition from Boer administration to colonial British management
Recent must have Johannesburg books for your book collection
Rediscovering a Herbert Baker House in the heart of Yeoville
Rediscovering the 1947 Royal Visit to South Africa
Reflections on the end of World War I and the impact of war
Requiem to a Johannesburg landmark - The Grand Station Hotel lost to fire
Sammy Marks Museum - The Survival of a Grand Century Old Estate
Sappersrus and the War Memorial to the Sappers
Scott Brebnor House Midrand - A remarkable reunion between architect and client
South Africa mourns a heritage champion
South Africa's newest African heritage and music museum
Take a drive and see the sites associated with the 1922 Rand Revolt
TD Ravenscroft and his photography
The birth certificate of the Yeoville Water Tower
The Brass Bell of the SS Mendi has been returned
The Colosseum - From a Cinema Fantasy of the Thirties to Modern apartment living in Johannesburg
The Destruction of the Bezuidenhout Valley War Memorial
The First Major Exhibition of Pierneef's Work in 35 Years
The Heritage Community says farewell to a courageous and eccentric Johannesburg character
The History of Westcliff
The Johannesburg Way of Death - The History of the Johannesburg Crematorium
The Legacy of Dr Arthur David Bensusan
The only known 'Herbert Baker' house in Kensington
The Origins of Kensington
The passing of Malcolm Freeland marked the end of an era of old Johannesburg
Three Books on the Black Death
Three Historic Johannesburg Passes
Travelling to South Africa via the Union Castle Line
Tributes pour in for Marian Laserson
Unanswered Questions 120 Years after the Great Braamfontein Dynamite Explosion
Unique bus shelter restored and celebrated
Val - A tiny place with big history
Visit this monumental mosaic celebrating Johannesburg
Wanton destruction of a blue plaque is to be deplored - City of Joburg to the rescue
War Memorials in Banks and Companies
Westcliff Stairs honoured with Blue Plaques
What did Johannesburg look like in 1889?
What was Johannesburg like in 1931?
When Johannesburg became a City!
Windybrow in Context - From Theodore Reunert Home to Windybrow Arts Centre
Wits has not destroyed the old showground of Milner Park
Wonder Theatre for the Miracle City - Opening Programme Find