Streets, Townships and Suburbs

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British 'heroes' commemorated in Kensington street names
A Brief History of Parkview
A Deeper Look at Johannesburg's New Street Names
A Lone Hill of National Importance
A Short History of Craighall
A stroll through the Eastern Joburg suburbs of Orchards, Maryvale, Sydenham and Orange Grove
A walking tour of historic Calvinia
Brixton's First Blue Plaque
Celebrating Chinese New Year in Cyrildene
Census 1896 - The Making of Johannesburg
Concerns over Longest Avenue of Oak Trees in South Africa
Government Avenue Cape Town - South Africa's oldest pedestrian thoroughfare
History of Parkmore 1904-1960s
Houghton was nearly a Mining Township
How the name of Clarendon Place came about
Irving Lissoos - coming of age in Jewish Johannesburg
Killarney is stylish living
Ladies Mile, the result of a bitter fight
Memories of Rivonia in the 1960s
Origins of the book 'District Six - Memories, Thoughts and Images'
Peach and cherry orchards in Linden
Peeling back the layers of Orange Grove
Remembering Chris van Wyk, Riverlea’s storyteller
Remembering Old Claremont Cape Town
The Dube Story
The History of Bryanston
The History of Panners Lane Sandton
The History of Westcliff
The Lovely Lonehill Koppie
The Mill Hill Story
The Origins of Kensington
The Origins of William Nicol Drive
The Story behind Outspan Road Morningside
The town that plague built
Uproar in the Cape - The Arrival of the Convict Ship Neptune in 1849
What’s in a name? Pushing for a more nuanced and dynamic understanding of historical names
Where to from here... 20 Years of the National Heritage Resources Act
Who was the Corlett in Corlett Drive?
Who was the Douglas in Douglasdale?
Who was the Marshall in Marshallstown?