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Anmercosa House

  • Ten Forgotten Buildings of Johannesburg

From our Archive

  • All hell has broken loose in Barberton! Rimer's Creek Saga continues
  • The man who never spoke about the war
  • Onze Molen - Durbanville's link with the past
  • William Roe (1827-1916) - Long serving Graaff-Reinet based photographer
  • The Heritage Community says farewell to a courageous and eccentric Johannesburg character
  • War Memorials in Banks and Companies
  • A Brief History of Parkview
  • Johannesburg celebrates the Coronation of King Edward VII in 1902
  • The Early History of Boksburg
  • Putting Joburg buildings before profits - The legacy of Robin Fee
  • The Significance of Beacons and Boundaries
  • Iconic Kaaimans River Railway Bridge Declared a Provincial Heritage Site
  • Johannesburg at 140: A City Still Becoming
  • Journal of a visit to the Gold Fields in 1889
  • 99 Years of the Ultimate Human Race: A Journey through Comrades History

From the Directory

  • McGregor Heritage Society
  • Oral History Association of South Africa (OHASA)
  • ACO Associates
  • Southern Suburbs Heritage Society
  • Friends of Johannesburg Cemeteries
  • Brian McKechnie - Architect & Heritage Consultant
  • African Centre for Heritage Activities (ACHA)
  • Lesotho Heritage Network
  • South African Museum Association (SAMA)
  • South African Gold Panning Association (SAGPA)
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