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Johannesburg

  • "A Great City Deserves Great Cathedrals"
  • The Pyrites Panic - When one in three citizens left Johannesburg
  • Finding the missing link in the Gold Fields Collection
  • Aiton Court: Relocating Conservation between Poverty and Modern Idealism
  • Remembering the end of the tramcar era
  • Johannesburg Stock Exchange Buildings over the Decades
  • The story behind the South African Scottish Memorial
  • Some memories of Rosebank in 1966
  • Inner City Snapshot - November 2016
  • 80 Albert Street - The nerve centre for controlling black people's lives during the early stages of apartheid
  • Parkhurst House had enough explosives to ‘blow up Johannesburg’
  • Ten Forgotten Buildings of Johannesburg
  • Stuttafords to be fashionable once again
  • Pritchard Street thrives once again!
  • Johannesburg 1936... Keeping an eye out for souvenir survivals
  • Civic Spine 1989-1991 - The voice of the architects
  • Looking back at Johannesburg's Civic Spine controversy
  • Johannesburg celebrates its 130th birthday!
  • Remembering the days when my family owned the Three Castles Building
  • Memories of the Killarney Film Studios

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From our Archive

  • Joubert Park Lives - A 2016 Visit
  • Secrets of the Brown Family Plot in Brixton Cemetery
  • Brass Plaque reveals a history of a distinguished man and his architectural firm
  • The Story Behind the Monument to Petrus Molefe
  • The Vergelegen Story Part Two - The Phillips and Barlow Years
  • Probably the earliest record of Ndebele wall decoration I have discovered to date
  • Where, when, what or who was Hardy Cross?
  • Durban architectural gem under threat
  • All Blacks in Hermanus Seventy Years Ago
  • The Johannesburg Way of Death - The History of the Johannesburg Crematorium
  • A Dutch Accolade from a Field Ambulance volunteer praising a Boer war officer
  • The Mainline Railway Termini of London
  • The Pests of Potch
  • Destination Hillbrow - celebrating walking, living and heritage
  • Charles Jasper Selwyn - Military Engineer who left his mark on the Eastern Cape

From the Directory

  • Digital Rail Images of South Africa (DRISA)
  • City Bowl Ratepayers and Residents Association (CIBRA)
  • Brian McKechnie - Architect & Heritage Consultant
  • Hermanus Ratepayers Association
  • Save our Berea
  • Parkhurst Residents' and Business Owners' Association (PRABOA)
  • Historical Publications Southern Africa (HIPSA)
  • Reach Archaeology Consulting
  • Glassworks
  • Cape Town Heritage Trust (CTHT)
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