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Paul Kruger
The Kruger Houses at Boekenhoutfontein
Pretoria Railway Station depicted on early Picture Postcards
The Fall of Pretoria, June 1900
From our Archive
The Scottish Horse Memorial - The story behind one of Johannesburg's earliest war memorials
The Tickey – a legendary South African Coin
Much More than a Mafia: Mavericks, Mentors, and Medical Maestros. The considerable contribution of St John’s College to Medicine
Origins of Emmarentia Dam
When Love Goes Wrong - Legal Consequences of Broken Engagements
Why was there an explosion of towers in Johannesburg in the late 1960s and early 1970s?
Kenneth Birch and his appreciation of the Witwatersrand Mining landscape
The Kimberley Memorial to the Honoured Dead - Cecil Rhodes, Herbert Baker, and the Architecture of Memory
Digitising Kingswood College's Heritage
Port Elizabeth - An Abridged History of an Apartheid City
The tree with the most historic significance in old Nelspruit
Perfect nuisance and as mad as a hatter - Rudolf Gottfried Steger, Pretoria based photographer from 1898-1919
The Peoples of the Magaliesberg - Robert Moffat, Missionary
Simonstown: A Victorian Photo Album dissected 160 years later
Foster Gang: Raiders of the Secret Cave
From the Directory
Morbid Musings - Marie-Louise Rouget
Stellenbosch Heritage Foundation
Cornelius Lehr Antiquarian Horologist
formula D_ - Museum Planners and Heritage Consultants
Original Shoreline Project
Clarke's Africana & Rare Books
Lareman Architects
Simon Green - Anglo-Boer War Expert
HP Architects & Heritage Architects
Heritage Association of South Africa (HASA)
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