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Past Masters Series
William Brounger and the Cape Railways
Hermann Schutte - Designer of South Africa's First Lighthouse
Louis Michel Thibault - Ex-Mercenary whose Heritage Enriched the Cape
James Cameron - Second City Engineer of Cape Town
John Hamilton Wicksteed - The competent young engineer who came to a sad end
James Bisset - Bringing Mass Transport to the Suburbs
George Pauling - Leading railway contractor in the development of Southern Africa
Thomas Stewart - First South African Consulting Engineer
John Gamble - Maths Prodigy who Preferred Engineering
Sir John Coode - International Harbour Master
John Frederick Bourne - Railwayman who left an Unexpected Legacy
Richard Thomas Hall - Railwayman in a Remote Part of the Colony
Patrick Fletcher - Versatile Pioneer
Mathew Woodifield - The Busy Engineer who Disappeared
John Scott Tucker - Ineffective Official who Abolished his own Post
Charles Davidson Bell - Renaissance Man at the Cape
George Pilkington - The Elderly Gentleman Who Kept up The Good Work
Thomas Charles John Bain - One of South Africa's greatest engineers
Murrell Robinson Robinson - Dedicated Public Servant
Henry Fancourt White - Pass-builder Remembered by Golfers
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A Brief History of Parkview
Life at the National Trust
When Johannesburg became a City!
Thomas Charles John Bain - One of South Africa's greatest engineers
The Founding of Potchefstroom
Homage to Zoo Lake, Johannesburg
Unicorns in the Stormberg - New light on an old mystery
Old clock returns home (in 1978) after 80 years
The Missionary Beginnings of Nkosi Sikelel' iAfrika
Visiting the oldest extant cemetery in South Africa
Dr. Beeching, Hero or Villain?
Soap Houses of the Karoo
Ken Boffard - wrestling the Grim Reaper
Modern British-Built Trams for Johannesburg’s British Empire Exhibition in 1936
A visit to the South African Airways Museum at Rand Airport
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