Eastern Cape

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150 Year Old Settler Church Restored!
19th Century lettering on buildings
A Royal Rapport, How the Windsors met a Hohenzollern in Queenstown
A short description of St Michael and All Angels Queenstown
A short history of Barville Park - One of the largest settler properties in the Eastern Cape
A short history of Ncera Methodist Church
A short history of one of the oldest homes in Bathurst
A Short History of Plettenberg Bay's 'oldest surviving building'
A short history of Port Elizabeth's famous Campanile
A Short History of the Cape St Francis Lighthouse
A South African Maritime Catastrophe photographed
Amazing Photographs of Historic Nedbank Branches
Ancient Greek and Roman coins from Pondoland, South Africa (Part 1)
Ancient Greek and Roman coins from Pondoland, South Africa (Part 2)
Before there were roads - The journey from Port Elizabeth to Kuruman
Blue plaques celebrate historic sporting moments in Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth)
Canterbury House - Eastern Cape Group calls for Action
Carl Bluhm's contribution to early Eastern Cape photography - A career tragically cut short
Charles Jasper Selwyn - Military Engineer who left his mark on the Eastern Cape
Construction of Graaff-Reinet’s Van Ryneveld’s Pass Dam Wall (1920-1925) - Three photographic collections present a historic engineering narrative
Digitising Kingswood College's Heritage
Dormant Graaff-Reinet Museum Photographic Collection sees the light - Roe & Son studio images of the local Black community
Early Shipwrecks Off the Eastern Coast
East London's Father of Photography - Osborne Morley (1850-1926)
Finding the missing link in the Gold Fields Collection
German Relics in the Eastern Cape
Home Straight for Massive ANC Archives Digitization Project
Ian Hamilton Roberts Scott: Motor Racing Pioneer
Is it still worth planning?
Is the Claim of 'Oldest School in South Africa' Legitimate?
John Hamilton Wicksteed - The competent young engineer who came to a sad end
Joseph Kirkman's Missing Manuscript - Can the mystery now be put to rest?
Kate’s Legacy - Seeking the family of an abandoned box of beautiful old photographs
Lest We Forget - The case for the documentation of missionary education heritage in South Africa
Life as a POW - May 1941-45 (Part 3)
Looking back at the Woolff Restoration of the Donkin Row Houses
Major loss for the Donkin Heritage Trail
Mastertons Coffee & Tea Specialists: A Century of Family Roasting Heritage (1924-2024)
Mathew Woodifield - The Busy Engineer who Disappeared
Merther, Minerals & Migrations - Three generations of the Lavin family
Millbank - The Closest Historic Mill to Johannesburg
Old Images of South Africa's Town Halls
One of South Africa's most fascinating farming histories
Ouma keeps historic town alive
Outsider Art
Port Alfred's Historic Castle
Port Elizabeth - An Abridged History of an Apartheid City
Port Elizabeth City Hall was almost demolished
Remarkable historic documents emerge at Hilton auction
Remembering an Act of 'Utter Barbarism' in Port Elizabeth
Researchers excited by exceptional photographic find
Restoring Queen Victoria - A glimpse into the life of a Conservation Technician
Robert Sobukwe - The shaping of an Africanist at Fort Hare
Robert Sobukwe - The shaping of an Africanist at Healdtown Mission Institute
Shipwreck Gold Coins from South Africa
Some Remarkable History in Coega
Some thoughts on Keiskammahoek
South Africa's Famous Ox-Tamer
South African Pavement Photographs (1930s to 1960s) - A Nostalgic reflection
South Africans shocked at destruction of PE Heritage
Surgeon in Trouble - Protesting for Biko and Woods
The Blaauwkrantz Bridge Disaster
The Blue Plaques of Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth) - Part 1
The Eastern Star Museum in Grahamstown: a case study in conservation
The English Language in South Africa
The Father of East London's House
The Forgotten Biscuit King
The German Monarchy, Merino Sheep and a Wool Merchant
The history of one of the oldest bridges in Southern Africa
The mission schoolboy - Nelson Mandela and missionary education
The Missionary Beginnings of Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika
The Port Elizabeth Railway Station
The Restoration of Grahamstown's Old Gaol (in 1984)
The Royal Visit to Queenstown
The South African who gave the world the deep level underground railway
The Tragedy of Richardson's Mill near Bathurst
Transport Riders in the Eastern Cape
Uitenhage's Evolution 1804-1910
Unicorns in the Stormberg - New light on an old mystery
Upon the Eagle’s Wings - Healdtown Mission Institute and the struggle for South Africa’s freedom
Valuable octant found on beach
William Roe (1827-1916) - Long serving Graaff-Reinet based photographer