Oil lamp, cnr Voortrekker and Durban Roads, Bellville
Riversyde House, 2 Long Street, Great Brak River
Gottland House, 72 Baron van Rheede Street, Oudtshoorn
Jagersbosch, Still Bay, Riversdale District

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The old Mission Church at Montagu was built in 1907 and is of considerable interest, both from the architectural point of view and with regard to the unique street facade of Long Street.
St Pauls Church School, Market Lane, George

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Waenhuiskrans Fishing Village, Arniston

Housing scheme consisting of detached and semi-detached thatched cottages in the 'McGregor style' They have straight end gables and external chimneys, and wide eaves with exposed rafters.
Composite 6-pane wooden casements; stable doors.
Stoep enclosed

This cruciform church was erected in 1926.
Despite a variety of architectural styles-as evidenced by the high gable walIs in particular - the building forms a harmonious unit.

This gabled house dates from 1874 and is one of the best examples of the last stages of the Cape-Dutch architectural style.
Apart from the Cape-Dutch elements, this dwelling-house also has typical characteristics of the Georgian and Victorian styles, such

Current use: House.
This is the only surviving thatched pioneer-type house in central Piketberg.
It retains its original appearance to a great extent and is associated with the early history of the town as it once belonged to the first Magistrate of Piketberg.

Current use: Lighthouse.
This lighthouse was completed in 1849 and is the second oldest existing structure of its kind in South Africa.
Since then it has contributed largely towards reducing the number of shipwrecks on the most dangerous part of the South African coastline.

A somewhat ponderous version of the eclectic style.
Triangular pediment, horizontal and raking cornices, semi-circular cap on pediment, with rustication to windows and gable ventilator.
Porch on Ionic columns.
This impressive Edwardian building, with its neoclassical features, was erected by Matthew Deas, master-builder of Beaufort West.
The front gable bears the date 1906.

This property is of importance because of its natural beauty; it forms part of the well-known Knysna Heads.
Die Trein, Erf 51, Voortrekker Street, McGregor

This church was built by the Barry family in 1849 as an interdenominational chapel for the inhabitants of Port Beaufort.
Port Beaufort lies at the mouth of the Breede River.
Here the little Barry church stands as a memorial to the busy industry that once

Hallbeck House, Mission Complex, Genadendal

The Mission Station was founded in 1808 by Moravian missionaries on the site occupied by the Dutch East India Company's military outpost, 't Groenekloof, from 1701 to 1791.
The old farm house was certainly built before 1770, and the

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Munro's Corner, Bartholomeu Dias Museum Complex, Mossel Bay
Old Dutch Reformed Church, Voortrekker Street, Uniondale
Van Plettenberg Beacon Replica, Plettenberg Bay
Matoppo House, 7 Bird Street, Beaufort West
Type of site: Farm The farm Bokke Rivier is world renowned for the Bokbaaivygies, nemesias and the wealth of other flowers and wild life that flourish there, The farm buildings of Buck Bay are of outstanding historical and aesthetic value,

Previous use: Mill.
This imposing Cape Dutch manor-house together with the adjacent watermill forms a unique architectural complex.

Krombeksrivier Homestead, Heidelberg District

Vernacular cottage with reed thatch, straight end gables and external hearth.
6-pane casements with exposed wood lintels.
Stable door.

This cottage, with its typical Prince Albert front sable, was erected in 1858 by Helmuth Luttig.
it was occupied by the Luttig-family until.
1907 when the property was purchased by the Dutch Reformed Church and converted into a mission parsonage.
Since 19

Dutch Reformed Church Parsonage, High Street, Oudtshoorn

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Current use: House.
This impressive architectural complex consists of nine fishermen's cottages, which are all typical examples of the traditional vernacular style.

Some of the historical monuments in the Berg River Valley link the history of the area with that of the far interior of the country.
This is especially true of the blockhouse on the farm Versailles just north of Welling ton railway station.
It guarded the

This predominantly Georgian house was erected by Dirk Versfeld shortly after 1882 and donated to the City Council of Riversdale by his son, Theodore, to house the Julius Gordon art collection.
The building was restored in 1965 and converted in

Old Toll House, Garcia Pass, Riversdale District

Type of site: Cemetery This cemetery is a typical example of vernacular Strandfontein construction, having been built of slate stone by the local inhabitants.
The Fryers of Clanwilliams, came to settle and farm in this area and were very involved in establishing a school and a

Palingsgat Farmstead, Plattebosch, Still Bay, Riversdale District

Current use: Church : Dutch Reformed Mission.
This fine church is one of the oldest mission churches in South Africa.
It was consecrated in 1820.
The Rev.
Isaac Bisseux ministered to the congregation from 1829 for about 50 years.

King's Court, 4 Church Street, Durbanville

This church was designed by Sophie Gray.
She was not an architect but the clean lines and simplicity of design make it a most attractive.
building.
She maintained that churches were built for worship and not for beauty and in this church she seemed to hav

This T-shaped Cape Dutch house was erected in 1854 and is one of the three oldest houses in Montagu.
In June 1880 S.
J.
P.
Kruger and General P.
J.
Joubert were entertained in this house.

The Coachman’ s Cottage was one of several cottages which were built by freed slaves on Wesleyan Church land in the 1830’s.
The land.
is still owned by the Methodist Church, while the cottages are held by the owners in perpetual lease hold.
The cottages h

Albert's Mill, Christina de Wit Street, Prince Albert
Old Congregational Church complex, Voortrekker Street, Uniondale
This Neo-Gothic Church, which was designed by Sophia Gray and consecrated in 1859 by Bishop Robert Gray, served the Anglican community until 1975 when a new church was consecrated in Wesbank, resulting in the property being sold to the New Apostolic Churc

Andrew Geddes Bain discovered the kloof in 1846 when the Colonial Secretary, John Montagu, was searching for a direct route through the mountains between Cape Town and the new Michell's Pass.
Montagu accepted the route for his highway and named it Bain's

This cypress tree is the only one remaining of about 25 similar trees that were planted in the original Dutch Reformed cemetery in 1834.
Malmesbury Museum, Prospect Street, Malmesbury

This pyramid-shaped sandstone beacon, with its mounted platinum pin, forms the western terminal point of Sir Thomas Maclear's Zwartland survey baseline, which was laid in 1840/41.
It is closely associated with the development of surveying in South Africa.

This thatch-roofed house with its two plain straight end- gables, which was built predominantly in the Cape Dutch style, dates from the 1850s.
C P Nel Museum, Baron van Rheede Street, Oudtshoorn
Morgenster, Lourens Road, Somerset West District

Type of site: House Historical and architectural interest
The Pinelands Garden City originated with Richard Stuttaford, who actively promoted this new concept.
The town planner and architect Albert J.
Thompson drew up the plans in 1919.
In 1923 the original section known as

Vernacular cottage with reed thatch, triangular end gables and external chimney.
4-pane and single-pane casements.
Stable door.

Magistrate's office, 126 Main Street, Somerset West
Farmstead, Kersefontein, Piketberg District
Post office tree area, Bartholomeu Dias Museum Complex, Mossel Bay

This farmhouse, built predominantly in the Cape Dutch style, was erected in about 1740—1744.
The Krombeksrivier homestead is not only one of the oldest farmhouses in the vicinity but also one of the earliest outspans on the road to the eastern frontier.

This powder magazine was erected in 1878 on land which was granted to the Municipality by the local church council in 1859.
The powder magazine is a simple, rectangular structure with two gables on both sides and a solid copper door in front.

Land-en-Zeezicht, 15 Verster Avenue, Somerset West
This double-storeyed dwelling-house is a good example of the Georgian style and forms an important element of the historical centre of McGregor.

Built in 1819-1820 by the Moravian missionary J D Beinbach and members of the congregation.
2 pillars were added in 1823.
The road to the Moravian Mission Station, Genadendal, branches northwards from the national road a few kilometres west of Caledon.
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Druid's Lodge, Paul Kruger Street, Robertson

This Victorian farmhouse contributes to the area because it has retained its architectural character and most of its original joinery.
Its setting at the entrance to a modern development contributes to the importance of having the character of this orign

Victorian village developed as health resort by James Logan in 1880s.
Used as military base and hospital by British forces in Anglo-Boer War.
Entire village bought in 1965 by David Rawdon and redeveloped.

Old Mill Lodge, Erf 4, 100, Mill Street, McGregor
Type of site: House This is one of the oldest garden cities in South Africa
Dutch Reformed Church, 85 Donkin Street, Beaufort West

Vernacular cottage with reed thatch and straight end gables.
Slatted shutters to windows.
Outbuilding with parapet walls.

Dutch Reformed Church, Voortrekker Street, Laingsburg

Type of site: Farm Complex The front gable is one of the two earliest dated gables at the Cape, dated 1756.
Interesting historical features include exceptional camphor and yellowwood doors, and old ceiling boards and beams.
The farm is situated within a historically important rura

Typical Neo-Gothic cruciform church with decorative corner buttresses.
Square bell tower at entrance.
This imposing church, the nave of which was consecrated in 1864, was enlarged in 1910 by the addition of two wings, the vestibule and the stately tower.

Old Dutch Reformed Church, Main Street, Clanwilliam

Late Victorian style double storey house.
Hipped and gabled pitched roof with fibre cement slates.
Double storey bay to left hand side of facade.
Double storey cast iron filigree verandah at entrance of which a portion remains.
Ashlar plasterwork, These two impressive double-storey dwelling-houses with their Edwardian and Victorian features were erected in 1910 by George Thomas Hopkins.
The magnificent cast- iron verandah and balcony at 66 Hopkins Street were presumably added by Johannes Petrus Ser

Collection of buildings: H-shaped house with good internal woodwork and partially glazed screen, soap making house, watermill, and outbuilding with stairs to loft door under thatch roof.
Exterior of main house somewhat changed.
This farm has since 1743 been in the possession of the Van der Merwe family and is well-known in the Afrikaans literature through the works of I.
W.
van der Merwe .
The historic buildings date mostly from the beginning of the 19th century and fo

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Thatched roofed building with white plastered walls.
Front and back facades with dormer gables and good Georgian doors and windows are almost identical.
The parsonage probably dates from the 1840 ‘s and is similar to the rectory in Bredasdorp.
It has a very unusual plan, being square with only a narrow opening giving access to the central courtyard.
The front and back facades, with dormer gables and Georg

This predominantly Victorian house dates from about 1855 and originally served as the first school building in Wellington.
This predominantly Victorian house dates from about 1855 and originally served as the first school building in Wellington.

Old Dutch Reformed Church Parsonage, 41 Lourens Street, Somerset West
Greylands Ostrich Palace, Oudtshoorn District

Single storey, rectangular, 3 bays
Stone: corrugated iron
Pitched roof with parapet gable end on Marsh Street façade
Arched doorway with 4 panelled double doors and arched fanlight
Front elevation has 2x2 sash windows
West elevation has 2x3 sash windows The building is thought to be by Sir Herbert Baker and built by W.J.Swart in 1898.
The stone was apparently quarried from Cape St Blaize and crafted by Mr.
Swart himself.
After his death, the building was used as a house, a doveclub and later for storage.
Important example of building type and design
Contributes to character of the street and area

Dutch Reformed Church, Main Street, Napier

Type of site: House The gracious homestead was designed by the firm Baker and Masey and built in 1901 as residence for the factory manager of De Beers Cape Explosive Works.
The first two general managers were William Quinan and Kenneth Quinan, after who the house was named f

Vacant erf Historical and architectural interest
These cottages, in the vernacular style, date from the second half of the nineteenth century.
The water mill is one of the few remaining undamaged mills in our country.
The properties form an important architectural p

Current use: Residential.
This historic Cape Dutch house, with its elements of Karoo architecture, bears the date 1821 on its front gable.
The farmhouse forms an important link with the history of the district and the front gable served as a prototype for other gables in the vicin

The old Dutch Reformed Church in Somerset West is situated between Church and Victoria Streets, not far from the main street.
The congregation of Hottentots Holland was established in 1819, three years before the town of Somerset West came into being.
The

Lime kiln, Jacobus Kraal, Malmesbury District

The historic Cape Dutch farmhouse, Bo-Radyn, was built in 1777.
The fine pilaster front gable, with its triangular pediment, was however erected about 1836, probably by the owner, Daniel du Toit Sr.

Previous use: Well.
This well is one of three similar structures which was erected in 1751 for the use of communicants on the church square adjoining the original church at Malmesbury.

The house is an excellent example of a late 19th / early 20th century purpose built holiday house - one of only a few along this coast.
The house is largely in its original condition.
One of the owners, Mr C Joel Krige was a well-known local politician,

Dutch Reformed Church Hall, Market Street cnr Parsonage Street, Prince Albert
Block bounded by Keerom, Long and Lady Grey Streets, McGregor

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Dutch Reformed Church, Courtenay Street, George

Type of site: Church This memorial hall falls within a proposed conservation area and forms part of an historical core of the town together with the old gaol, the Dutch Reformed Church, the Anglican Parsonage and the declared Park Street properties.
Having been restored to i

The church building in Pacaltsdorp was consecrated in 1825 and is one of the most impressive of the remaining examples of the early Gothic revival in South Africa.
Near the church stands the original parsonage which was erected in 1835, the present parson

These two cottages in the vernacular style date from the second half of the nineteenth century.
The property in its entirety forms an important architectural element of the historic centre of McGregor.

Dwelling and watermill, Knorhoek, Somerset West District

The historical farm Vergelegen lies a few kilometres due east of Somerset West in an angle between the Hottentots Holland Mountains and the Helderberg.
It was granted to Governor Willem Adriaan van der Stel by the visiting Commissioner Wouter Valckenier i

This impressive building was erected in approximately 1852 and forms an essential part of the historic centre of Mossel Bay
Swartland survey beacon, Klipvlei, Malmesbury District

View of the Kleiner Gleichberg from Thüringer Blick on the Großer Gleichberg

The parsonage in Rose Street, Montagu, was built in Dr D.
F.
Malan who resided there until 1913.
T

Homestead, Baviaanskloof, Prince Albert District
St George's Church, Church Street, Knysna

The residency is typical of the late nineteenth century house architecture of Uniondale.
This house, of which the floors, loft, crib and stable are of yellow-wood, undoubtedly contributes to the historic character of this town.

As a result of Van Plettenberg’s visit and the glowing reports about the excellent forests around Plettenberg Bay, the Lords Seventeen instructed the authorities at the Cape to send a commission to inspect the forests of Outeniqualand and investigate the
This magnificent Victorian double-storeyed house was built at the turn of the century of material imported from abroad.

Type of site: Pass Andrew Geddes Bain discovered the kloof in 1846 when the Colonial Secretary, John Montagu, was searching for a direct route through the mountains between Cape Town and the new Michell's Pass.
Montagu accepted the route for his highway and named it Bain's

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The so-called Rust-en-Vrede building complex, which dates predominantly from the mid nineteenth century, reflects a harmonious blending of Cape Dutch, Georgian and Victorian architectural elements.
Since its erection the complex has served as a prison, a

Previous use: Fortification.
This historic fort was erected during the Anglo-Boer War by the British military authorities and the so-called Town Guards for the defence of Uniondale.
Four similar structures were built at the time at Uniondale.
These fortifications differed considerably

Orange tree, Hexrivier, Clanwilliam District
Touw River Bridge, Old George-Knysna Road, George District

This is a most unusual house in more than one aspect.
According to the ground plan the house was originally H—shaped but was turned into a rectangle and covered by a roof with a ridge in front and three parallel ridges behind it running from back to front The farm Knorhoek was granted to David Malan in 1717 and was slightly over six morgen in extent.
It was transferred, along with De Fortuin, to his son Jacques Malan in 1790, and a year later to François Joubert, who built the house in 1795.

Old Girls' Public School, Church Street, Beaufort West

Type of site: Corbelled House Go S from BW, turn W on Merweville/Fraserburg road, to Berg-en-Dal.
Then go up little pass through valley which opens up to Karoo beyond Losberg.
Go N up Oukloof Pass towards Fraserburg, turn R at gate marked Branewynsgat, through several gates

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Previous use: Mill.
HISTORICAL INTEREST.
This old watermill was built by HJ Botes in 1850 and is still in working order.
Situated at the foot of the Swart Berg Pass it is an outstanding feature on this popular tourist route.

The Attic, 33 Langenhoven Street, George
Mountain View, Kreupelhout Drive, Bredasdorp
Herrie's Stone, Meiringspoort, Oudtshoorn District
Old Dutch Reformed Church, Church Street, Ladismith

Current use: residential and commercial.
This dwelling-house has an interesting combination of vernacular and Georgian characteristics and dates from the mid-nineteenth century.
The single-storey rear section probably pre-dates the original grant of land made in 1839.

Current use: Disused.
Leave Piketberg on Versveldpass road.
2,9km along road..
This watermill was erected in 1863-1864 by Jacob Johannes Eksteen, the then owner of Deze Hoek.
The impressive overshot mill wheel was manufactured during the same period by Jan Dommisse.

Kersefontein came into the possession of the Melck family in 1770.
Successive generations built and maintained the gracious homestead and outbuildings.

San Gabriel Farm, Farm 583, Somerset West District
Type of site: Mission Station The Mission Station which is an important place of interest because of both its history and its architectural beauty, was founded in 1808 by Moravian missionaries on the site occupied by the Dutch East India Company's military outpost, 't Groenekloof, f
Heerenlogement Cave, Olifantsrivier, Van Rhynsdorp District
Old Gaol, De Bult Boys High School, George
Type of site: House The buildings at Melkboomsdrift represent the only remaining pioneer farmstead in the area.
Camphor trees, Vergelegen, Somerset West
This well is one of three similar structures which was erected in 1751 for the use of communicants on the church square adjoining the original church at Malmesbury.
New Apostolic Church, 42 Voortrekker Road, Malmesbury
Dutch Reformed Church, Bath Street, Montagu
Old Mission Church Parsonage, 5 Church Street, Prince Albert
Anglo-Boer War blockhouse, Graafwater Farm, Clanwilliam District
Die Rondawel and Die Wit Huisie, Strand Street, Jongensfontein, Riversdale District

H-Shaped house, with gables at back and front.
Ugly lean-to added along the back. Interesting Dutch detailing on windows, unusual dormer casement in tin roof.
Out buildings appear old and in bad repair.
This farm previously formed part of the original farm Verloren Valley, which was granted to Schalk Willem Pienaar in 1833.
The H-shaped dwelling that dates from 1827 was presumably erected by him.
The outbuildings, which date from the early nineteenth cen

Mimosa Lodge, 85 Baron van Rheede Street, Oudtshoorn
Current use: Municipal offices and Library.

The homestead on Land en-Zeezicht is H-shaped; its main gable, at the present back of the house, is dated 1834, and shows the signs of Its late date: the Inner pilasters are rather close together while the winged scrolls have grown out of proportion.
The In 1893 it came into the possession of J.
J.
Hendriks, the nephew of D.
Buissini of Erinvale.

Jan Mostert's Road and Toll House, Mitchell's Pass, Ceres District

This predominantly Georgian dwelling-house was probably one of the earliest houses erected at Robertson after its foundation in 1853.
It originally had Cape Dutch characteristics.
The Georgian and Victorian alterations were probably made by the English fa

The original purchaser of this property was Catherine, widow of Gerrit Cloete, who gave the farm the name of Cloetenberg.
In 1725 Cloetenberg was transferred to C.
Louw and his Deed of Transfer contains the first recorded reference to a house on the property

Current use: residential - holiday cottages.
This property, which is situated on the coast in the so-called Duineveld and on which large numbers of milk-wood trees are found, is of considerable importance both as a natural resource and from the point of view of ecology.
There are also four historic

Type of site: Nature Reserve The land at the base of Robberg is rich in cultural history, especially from the Late Stone Age and the seventeenth-century settlement of survivors of the wreck of the Sao Goncalo.
Environmentally it is of great importance as a buffer zone to the Robber

Dutch Reformed Church Complex, Courtenay Street, George

Architecturally the court are a fine example of the public building style at the turn of the century.
The colonnaded front facade has two extending rooms and stoepkamers on either side.
These extending facades have low triangular pediments with a rather a Somerset West became an assistant Magistracy under Stellenbosch in 1892 with Mr.
J.
St.
Vincent Cripps as first assistant magistrate.
In 1898 a courthouse building which also housed the post office was completed.
Somerset West.
by this time having become
Architectural style: Edwardian.

Old Town Hall, Donkin Street, Beaufort West

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Type of site: Graveyard East of N1 and south of Koppie approx 10 kilometres south of Matjiesfontein..
Carnegie Library, Church Street, Moorreesburg

Type of site: Farmstead The original portion of this victorianised dwelling-house probably dates from the beginning of the nineteenth century.
The house is situated on property which was originally granted to G.
F.
Prenger in 1779.

Current use: House.
Take the Prince Alfred Hamlet road out of Ceres, over Gydo Pass and on until just after Op die Berg.
Turn right just after Op die Berg and continue along the road until Excelsior is reached..

Werf wall enclosing two buildings.
The first a langhuis with thatched roof and oven attached to the back.
The second a large rectangular outhouse with tin roof and dormered loft entrance with ladder.

Rectangular building in the vernacular style, hipped, thatched roof, eyebrow gable over front door.
Outbuildings to rear This oblong house, with its predominantly Cape Dutch features, dates from approximately 1840.

Municipal offices, Erf 81, Voortrekker Street, McGregor

Vernacular cottage thatched roof and straight end gables.
Additions with lower thatched roof and stepped-up parapet to left.
8 x 8 casements.
6 x 6 sashes and 12-pane casements.
Extension to right has flat roof with stepped parapets, pergola on plastered The oldest of these two buildings is a T-shaped cottage in the vernacular style an a dates from about 1860.
The second cottage is from a later phase and is constructed in the typical Georgian Karoo style.
The property in its entirety forms an important ar

Silver River Bridge, Old George-Knysna Road, George District
This elongated sandstone milestone, with the Roman numerals XV thereon, presumably dates from the late eighteenth or early nineteenth century and was previously situated on the road between Bellville and Kuils River.

Current use: Residential.
HISTORICAL INTEREST
A particularly fine example of the folk architecture of South Africa.

Cottages, Rhenosterkop, Bredasdorp District

Current use: Farm.
Originally part of the farm Vergelegen that was granted to Governor Willem Adriaan van der Stel in 1700, this portion was purchased in 1708 by Jacques Malan after Van der Stel's recall.
The erection of the main buildings is attributed to members of the Ma

Current use: Church : Dutch Reformed.
Fine example of ecclesiastical building providing an architectural landmark in the village.
Historically and culturally significant in the village history.

This double-storeyed building with its typical Georgian features dates from the 1890s.
The property not only forms an integral part of the historic core of Montagu, but is also a significant architectural component of Long Street, the oldest street in the

Current use: Religious.
The historic Lutheran Church, built in the shape of a Greek crucifix, was erected at Haarlem between 1877 and 1880 and is one of the few churches in South Africa built in this traditional style.

Dutch Reformed Church, Oostewal Street, Langebaan
This property is of importance because of its natural beauty; it forms part of the well known Knysna Heads.
Dutch Reformed Church and Parsonage, Le Roux Street, De Rust
Erf 193, Swartberg Hotel, Church Street, Prince Albert

Type of site: Farmstead The earliest section of this H-shape dwelling- house with its impressive gables probably dates from the middle of the 18th century.
The farmyard is bounded by a ring-wall and an interesting complex of outbuildings

S/s bldg, L-shaped, 7 bays, sym.
Pitched roof, plain end gables with mock chimneys.
Front wall with plaster panelling and hoods over openings.
D/door with fanlight, French doors and sl sash windows with louvre shutters NM 1991.
Second drostdy, for J J Meintjes.

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Milestone XII and Oil lamp, cnr Voortrekker and Durban Roads, Bellville

The house has a front facade with two triangular end gables at each side.
The roof is steeply sloping and the gables are therefore high.
Beneath each end gable is an oriel window.
Despite the fact that the plaster detail the oriel windows is not particular The high price of dynamite burdened the mining industry at the turn of the century and Rhodes suggested in 1898 that De Beers manufacture its own explosives.
Early in 1900 the Stellenbosch Divisional Council granted De Beers Consolidated Mines Ltd a provi

These six early Cape buildings from c.1830 have a history, scale and texture which is characteristic of Wellington, and they form an aesthetically pleasing group which contributes to its sensitive old town area.

Type of site: Tree Hierdie melkhoutboom op die plaas Rhenosterfontein is deur die Dendrologiese Vereniging van S.A.
in 1991 beskryf as die grootste geidentifiseerde voorbeeld van sy soort.
dit is moontlik dat die boom tussen 600 en 1 000 jaar oud kan wees.

Type of site: Dovecote This dovecot is a particularly good example of the dovecots often built on old farms.
Amalienstein Mission Complex, Ladismith District
Goedverwacht/Wittewater Mission Complex, Piketberg District

Type of site: Farm This gabled house dates from 1874 and is one of the best examples of the last stages of the Cape-Dutch architectural style.
Apart from the Cape-Dutch elements, this dwelling-house also has typical characteristics of the Georgian and Victorian styles, such

Current use: Museum.
With a flourishing Jewish community in Malmesbury, the old Synagogue, designed by architect B.
Goldman, was built in 1911.
After the Jewish community started to diminish, the building was transferred to the Municipality of Malmesbury in 1974.

Type of site: Farmstead HISTORICAL INTEREST.
A typical farm house of the eighteenth century.
From here two expeditions set out in 1782 and 1790, respectively, in search of survivors of the wrecked ship, the Grosvenor.

Double storey building with IBR roof behind parapet.
Upper floor has steel casements.
Ground floor has 6 x 6 sashes with internal shutters.
S/Storey extensions to either side of building.

Current use: farm residence.
Springfield is one of the earliest farms in the Bredasdorp area and demonstrates a fascinating series of ownership by some of the influential personalities of the day.
The complex of buildings forms a cohesive and unique group that has remained unspoilt

Type of site: House Constructed during 1911, Greylands is regarded as one of the best examples of the so-called ostrich palaces

Current use: Mission station.
The Genadendal Moravian Mission Station, which was founded by the missionary George Schmidt in 1737, is the oldest mission village in the Republic.
The large number of historic buildings within the historic core date from the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries

Puntjie is an unintentional open-air museum of nearly seventy kapstylhuise or as they are called in that area, hartbeeshuisies

The Kapstylhuis, as its name suggests, consists solely of a roof carried on a series of about eight couple Puntjie is a portion of the farm Kleinfontein.
In the course of time fishermen and holidaymakers erected tents and later kapstylhuisies here without the consent of successive owners and often to their considerable annoyance.
When Mr.
Danie Hoffmann, who w

Kaaimans River Bridge, Old George-Knysna Road, George District
Vergenoegd, Faure, Somerset West District

House with hipped roof, with central covered gable and two projecting gables with bay windows under their own saddle roofs.
The house has being renovated at time of survey.
Gables all have fine fretted barge boards with finials and round vents with plast

Church, Amalienstein Mission Complex, Ladismith District

Cover of Black Widow No. 1 by Daniel Acuña.

Dutch Reformed Church, Church Street, Prince Albert

The Post House is one of thr earliest buildings in Greyton, being constructed in 1860.
The local Post Office was housed in a part of the building.
It now serves as a country hotel.
It is a fine example of modest village architecture.

Pinehurst, one of the best known of the so called ostrich palaces stands on the western side of the Grobbelaar’s River almost in the centre of Oudtshoorn.
It is now a part of the men’s hostel of the Teachers’ Training College.
Ostrich farming started in t

D/s bldg, hipped roof, 3 bay, sym.
D/verandah, plain roof, returned, much cast-iron ornamentation.
Hoods & keystones above windows.
Front door 6 panels, leaded fanlight, stained glass.
3 x 3 sliding sash windows.
Balcony door multicolour glazing Built in 1839 for Dr James Christie, first full-time government doctor in the area.
He was also town councillor, MP & director of Beaufort Bank.
Bldg served as a police station 1898 till after Anglo-Boer War

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Buildings
Corbelled drystone dwelling said to be most southerly example.
It has a kookskerm.
Other structures
Extensive drystone kraals on both sides of valley Harmse family massacre on N side of valley, opposite corbelled dwelling
When vacated:

Carpenter's shop, 87 Montagu Street, Mossel Bay
Puntjie, 'Kapstylhuisies', Kleinfontein Farm, Riversdale District

This unique complex, consisting of a rural Cape Dutch house and semi-detached wine cellar, was erected in 1871 by Francois du Toit.
He was married to the daughter of Gideon Johannes Retief, youngest brother of the Voortrekker leader Net Retief.
This compl This unique complex, consisting of a rural Cape Dutch house and semi-detached wine cellar, was erected in 1871 by Francois du Toit.
He was married to the daughter of Gideon Johannes Retief, youngest brother of the Voortrekker leader Net Retief.
This compl

This stately double-storeyed house was erect by the immigrant Heinrich Wilhelm Becker in 1876.
He was Mayor of Ladismith for an unbroken period of 32 years.

Municipal office, 3 Piet Retief Street, Montagu
Watermill, Voelgesang, De Rust, Oudtshoorn District

Type of site: House The property was first granted to P B Marchant in 1876.
It is now a museum.
The building is an intact example of Victorian architecture of the area and houses the valuable C P Hoogenhout collection.

Three irregular rows following the curve of the shoreline
Middle and back rows separated by a curved road
Pathways, some with steps, situated between the bungalows

Most bungalows started as rectangular buildings with front verandahs and rear lean-tos
The bungalows represent a style of seaside holidaying that was popular in South Africa, but
of which very little remains.
They were built in the aftermath of WW II.
It was especially people from inland who had the need to escape the heat who came to camp

Voorburg, Victoria Street, Somerset West
Type of site: Market Hall This impressive building was erected in approximately 1852 and forms an essential part of the historic centre of Mossel Bay

Current use: Residential.
The oldest of these two buildings is a T-shaped cottage in the vernacular style, dating from about 1860.
The second cottage, from a later phase, is constructed in the typical Georgian Karoo style.
The property in its entirety forms an important architectural

Imposing church building, cruciform plan with tower inserted between the two street wings.
Straight end gables to the end of each wing, with moulded parapets and decorative mouldings applied to gable walls.
Large arched timber windows set above smaller p

Old Lourens River Bridge, Main Street, Somerset West

These five properties form an integral part of the historical core of Montagu, which was largely laid out on the farm Uitvlugt in 1850.
The buildings which are situated in Long Street, the oldest street in the town, as well as Bath Street, which serves as

The original dwelling consisted of a central passage with two rooms leading off it on either side, making it a four room house with a thatched roof, At a later date two more rooms were built onto the right-hand side leading directly out of the original t The property on which this dwelling—house is situated, originally formed part of a freehold grant to C.F.Prenger from Cologne in 1779 and named Frederiksburg.
It was subdivided in 1830 and this portion came in the possession of the widow J.C whose husband

Current use: Church : Anglican.
Associated with religious activity
Important example of a style and building type
Possesses fine workmanship or aesthetic qualities
A landmark building

This historical cottage, built of wood and corrugated iron, is the only remaining building from the days of the discovery of gold at Millwood, Knysna which was proclaimed a gold field in 1886.

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Oude Kerk Museum, Main Street, Riebeeck-Kasteel
Fisherman's Cottage, Pratt Street, Arniston

Fine double storey building with tiled roof and facades in Church Street and Main Road.
The Town Hall, facing Church Street, has an ornate ventilating turret in the centre of the roof, and two projecting gables.
The gables have corner quoins and a

A small cemetery containing the graves of, amongst others, Maj Gen A G Wauchope and James Logan.

This parsonage building, which was erected in 1819, was enlarged and rebuilt in tue Victorian style in 1848 at the request of Dr J.
F.
Reitz after his appointment as minister to the congregation.
Here-after it served as parsonage until 1948 when a new dwe

Navarre is a small H—shaped house, one back wing being a new addition.
The facade of the house which is one of the finest in the Cape has one full—width and one— half—width window on each side of the door: the windows are casements, small — only four rows

Type of site: Farm Complex This is a mid to late 19th century building complex, which comprises a main building and three outbuildings.
The buildings are well maintained and retain much of their original joinery, architectural features and character.
The Welgegund Farm is situate

his house in the Cape Dutch style housed one of the drostdy officials shortly after the establishment of a sub-drostdy at Clanwilliam in 1808.

Type of site: Holiday Village Important example of a building type and style
Form a coherent group of buildings
Associated with social activity
Illustrates an historical period

Dutch Reformed Church, Church Square, Heidelberg
Dutch Reformed Church, Church Street, Piketberg
Late Victorian farm house, with thatched outbuilding.

A single storey white washed farm house with thick walls and a saddle roof with straight end gable The roof was originally thatched but on one side the thatch has been replaced by asbestos sheeting.
The one end has an external masonry staircase to the lof This farm belonged to the De Jager Family, who also owned Palingsgat which was built in 1809 and rebuilt in 1814 after having been burnt down.
One of the five sons of the original owner to Palingsgat built a bigger house on t

Historic Robertson owes its architectural variety to, inter alia, houses in the Cape Dutch, Georgian and Victorian styles.
An example of the Victorian style, this double-storeyed house from the late nineteenth century forms an integral part of the town's

Current use: Residential.
Historical and architectural interest
This property forms part of the historic centre of McGregor with its picturesque houses in the vernacular style.
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T-plan vernacular cottage with reed thatch, hooded gable over front door and straight end gables.
External hearth.
4-pane casements, wooden door.

Vredelus homestead, De Rust, Oudtshoorn District
Homestead, Langrietvlei 72, Hopefield District

Thatched 5 bayed house with wolfneus gable containing window opening.Impressive loft staircase.
Victorian, central double door with fanlight.
2 pairs of French windows with fanlights.
Stoep with round steps leading up.
Traces of corrugated iron verandah.

Dutch Reformed Church Complex, Main Street, Wellington
Dovecote, Graafwater Farm, Clanwilliam District

Type of site: Memorial Benjamin Moodie, his brothers and their descendats have from 1817 contributed to the development of Southern Africa.
At his own initiative Moodie brought to the Cape the first large group of settlers from the British Isles, craftsmen whose skills helped

This toll-house dates back to the middle of the 19th Century and from here, at the bottom of the Montagu Pass, toll was collected after the pass had been opened for traffic in 1849.
Anglo-Boer War Fort, Aties 308, Vanrhynsdorp District
Navarre, Firgrove, Somerset West District

Current use: Residential.
This stately double-storeyed house was erect by the immigrant Heinrich Wilhelm Becker in 1876.
He was Mayor of Ladismith for an unbroken period of 32 years.

Holy Trinity Church, Prince Alfred Street, Caledon

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Dutch Reformed Church, Volmoed, Oudtshoorn District
Somerset House Preparatory School, Somerset West
Police Station, Beach Road, Gordon's Bay
Parel Vallei, Aberdeen Road, Somerset West
Type of site: Powder Magazine The Power Magazine in Robertson was erected by Barry and Nephews in 1880 and was used for the storage of explosives until 1965.
Corbelled hut, Vlieefontein, Beaufort West District
ACVV offices, Retief Street, Moorreesburg

Exterior:
English style stone church
Stone: fibre cement tiles
Steep pitched hammer beam roof
Tower has an unusual stone steeple
Parapets, gables and buttresses have dressed stone copings
Teak doors
The nave has diamond pane

Current use: House.
The Residency is typical of the late nineteenth century house architecture of Uniondale.
This house, of which the floors, loft, crib and stable are of yellow-wood, undoubtedly contributes to the historic character of the town.

Old Market Hall, Market Square, Mossel Bay

The total strength of Travancore Nair Army as of 1945 was 4,082 men, of which 84 were officers and 132 were JCOs. A part of this force were absorbed into the Indian Army , while the remaining forces were disbanded.

Welgeluk Ostrich Palace, Oudtshoorn District
Old Dovecot, Onverwacht 811, Somerset West District

Until quite recently the fishermen’s villages, most of them hardly more than hamlets, constituted some of the most interesting and picturesque features to be seen along the coast from Saldanha Bay to far beyond Cape L’Agulhas.
One comes across them, often

Old Wesleyan Church, Paul Kruger Street, Robertson
Type of site: Farmstead This fine Old-Cape house with its attractive front gable and garden wall was built about 1800.
This is one of the oldest garden cities in South Africa

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This building, now a museum, dates from about 1909 and for some half a century served as a boys' school.
Designed in part by Bullock and Vixseboxe, the well known architects, it reflects the former's copiousness and the latter's Transvaal Republic influen

The Groote Wagen Weg or main wagon road from Swellendam to the east crossed the Buffelsjachts, Duivenhoks, Kafferkulls and the Gouritz Rivers.
Even as early as 1750 there were several farmers living on farms along this road; one of them was Michael Muller

Current use: Vacant.
Karoopoort was a well-known and popular outspan for early travellers to the North.
It was described, among others, by the travellers Lichtenstein and Burchell at the beginning of the nineteenth century.
There are also three historic buildings on the site

Type of site: Farm Kleinfontein, with the H-shaped Cape Dutch house thereon, lies in a basin at the widening of the Duiwenhoks River before it makes a final bend on its course to the Indian Ocean.
The unrivalled and exceptional natural beauty together with the historic and

Single storey stone Arts & Crafts style building with white plaster decoration to windows and corners.
Doric columns to porch between two forward facing wings with triangular barge-boarded gable.
Architectural style: Arts & crafts.

Rust-en-Vrede, Wellington Road, Durbanville

These five properties form an integral part of the historical core of Montagu, which was largely laid out on the farm Uitvlugt in 1850.
The buildings which are situated in Long Street, the oldest street in the town, as well as Bath Street, which serves as These five properties form an integral part of the historical core of Montagu.
The buildings are the oldest street in the town and date from the late nineteenth century reflecting the Cape Dutch and Victorian styles of building.

The present mill structure consists of a truncated—cone tower built of coffee stone and plastered with mud.
It has been lime washed.
The structure which originally had a domed shaped cap and sails, was built about 1850.
For many years it served as a wind— This structure, known as Onze Molen, was recorded in 1850 as only the second tower-mill in the Malmesbury district.
It was erected in 1840 and served as a windmill till after the turn of the century when the mechanism and the top portion of the mill were

Type of site: Beacon HISTORICAL INTEREST.
The beacon together with others was caused to be erected by Governor Van der Graaff in 1785 to show the Company's authority and to strengthen its claim to the territory.

Current use: Office.
This cottage, designed in a simple vernacular style, is one of several built by freed slaves in the eighteen thirties.

Pear trees, Donkin Street, Beaufort West

Very fine Cape Gothic church, rectangular in plan with small Gothic tower to street elevation.
Also fine Gothic entrance gate.
Now painted white, previously colour-washed with details picked out.
This church building was designed in the neo-Gothic style by Carl Otto Hager, the well-known architect.
Hager also supervised its erection, which was completed about 1864.

Church and church buildings, Pacaltsdorp
Cango Caves, De Kombuis, Oudtshoorn District
Bergh Fountain, Klipfontein, Vredendal District
Dagbreek Museum/Restaurant, 13 Graaff Street, Villiersdorp

C.J. Langenhoven , Afrikaans writer, champion of the Afrikaans language and author of the South African National Anthem, chiselled the name of the well-known elephant Herrie, from his book Sonde met die Bure, on this rock in July 1929.
With C.J. Langenhoven , Afrikaans writer protagonist of the Afrikaans language and author of the South African National Anthem, chiselled the name of the well-known elephant Herrie from his book Sonde met die Bure, on this rock in July 1929.
With

St Andrews Church, Redbourne, Plettenberg Bay
Dutch Reformed Church, Church Street, Malmesbury

In this area Henning Huising had the right to graze his cattle for he was one of the few who had a meat contract with the Company.
These contracts were valuable monopolies and considerable sums were paid for them.
It became necessary to establish guards In 1752 Groote Post was already one of the large stand most important farms in the vicinity of Malmesbury.
The impressive homestead and outbuildings date from the early nineteenth century.
From 1814 to 1827 it was the country house of Lord Charles Somerse

Quinan House, Inner De Beers Avenue, AECI, Somerset West
Clyde House, 25 Donkin Street, Beaufort West

This property was bought in 1961 by Dr H.
F.
Verwoerd, the former Prime Minister.
The house was planned by Dr Verwoerd himself in the modern style.
The garage and a milkwood thicket are situated on the same erf.

Benjamin Moodie Memorial, Barracouta Street, Witsand
Watermill, Deze Hoek, Piketberg District
Homestead, Vrolikheid, Prince Albert District

The occupation of the Hottentots Holland Valley by Willem Adriaan van der Stel halted the eastward expansion of the Colony for a time and it was only after his dismissal in 1707 that the trek over the Hottentots Holland Mountains began.
The steep and dang

Dutch Reformed Church Parsonage, 9 Rose Street, Montagu

The road between George and Knysna was constructed with great skill between 1862 and 1882 by Thomas Bain.
It has seven passes crossing rivers in densely forested gorges.
The declared part is unspoilt and includes two concrete bridges.This picturesque grav

Current use: Dwelling.
This property was bought in 1961 by Dr H.
F.
Verwoerd, the former Prime Minister.
The house was planned by Dr Verwoerd himself in the modern style.
The garage and a milkwood thicket are situated on the same erf.

Small mill structure.
Stone with mud plaster, under thatch.
Overshot wooden wheel.
All workings present.
This watermill was erected during the years 1863-1864 by Jacob Johannes Eksteen, the then owner of Deze Hoek.
The impressive overshot mill wheel was manufactured during the same period by Jan Dommisse.

Eastern Terminal Beacon of Sir Thomas Maclear's Zwartland survey base line, Geelekuil 432 , Moorreesburg District

the kit of the club in the 1990s. It is the most famous in the history of the team.

Cape L'Agulhas Lighthouse, Bredasdorp District
Coronation Arch, Victoria Jubilee Park, Church Street, Wellington

Current use: Bridge.
This attractive arched stone bridge was part of the original construction of the Montagu Pass which was opened by Sir John Montagu in 1847,

Current use: Church : Anglican.
The historical St Jude's Church was originally designed by Sophia Gray, wife of Bishop Robert Gray and completed in 1863.
The building is closely linked with the history of Oudtshoorn and of the Anglican Church in South Africa.

Type of site: House Constructed during 1910, WeIgeluk is regarded as one of the finest examples of the so-called ostrich palaces

This house with its impressive cast-iron veranda was erected in 1914.
It is an excellent example of late-Victorian architecture.

Current use: Residential.
This double-storeyed dwelling-house is a good example of the Georgian style and forms an important element of the historical centre of McGregor.

The Power Magazine in Robertson was erected by Barry and Nephews in 1880 and was used for the storage of explosives until 1965.

Two restored and already proclaimed 3-bay thatched cottages.
These two houses in the typical vernacular style date from approximately the middle of the nineteenth century.
Together they form an interesting unit and an important architectural element of Bredasdorp.

Two buildings, attached.
The left is single storey under thatch, central gable dated 1876.
Straight end parapets, central front double door with fanlight, new 3 x 2 sashes with half shutters.
2 new single solid doors with fanlights.
Quarry tile cills to The Municipal Offices are situated in the centre of McGregor and consists of a gabled house and a Georgian annex, both of which date from about 1870.
The gabled house is a representative example of the last flickering of the Cape Dutch architectural styl

The Mead Open Space and Meadway Road Reserve, Pinelands

Double storey house with a splay corner and stepped parapets.
Cornice with round and rctangular vents below 6 x 6 sashes and 2 x 2 door with geometric fanlight on the corner.
Very fine plasterwork, including quoins and keystones over openings, with unusu

Bona Vista, 7 Parsonage Street cnr de Beer Street, Prince Albert

The Koopmanskraal homestead, together with the nearby outbuilding in which a horse-mill is located, forms a unique thatched complex that dates from the 19th century.
The ground plan of the homestead, which is in the shape of a rough crucifix, is more comm. The building was accidentally destroyed by a fire in 1993.

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Police Station, 124 Main Street, Somerset West
Mission Church, Bovlei, Wellington District
Type of site: Toll The old Toll House was rebuilt in 1910 on the foundations of an earlier toll house and is a remnant of a system that played an important part in the history of transportation in South Africa.
Old Dutch Reformed Mission Church Parsonage, 91 Donkin Street, Beaufort West
Bredasdorp Museum, Independent Street, Bredasdorp

The historical St Jude's Church was originally designed by Sophia Gray, wife of Bishop Robert Gray and completed in 1863.
The building is closely linked with the history of Oudtshoorn and of the Anglican Church in South Africa.

This bridge, which is situated just where the main road to the Strand and Sir Lowry’s Pass leaves the town of Somerset West, marks an important event in the history of communications in South Africa.
In the 1840’s the roads of the Cape Colony were in a de

Neat and substantial late Victorian school building.
This building, which was erected in 1905 by the Dutch Reformed Church at a cost of £2000.
was the first true school building in the town.
In 1906 the school opened with 209 scholars and a staff of five.
Since 1962, after the transfer of the remaining scho

Current use: Vacant.
Take the Pr Alf Hmlt road out of Ceres,over Gydo Pass.4,5 km north of Gydo take the turn-off to the right 4km further there is a fork, take the road to the left.The turn-off signed 'Malabar'to the farm is 3km along this road, to the left..
This farmhouse is an important and typical example of the traditional building style of the Koue Bokkeveld.

This farmhouse has fine gables, including a front gable which bears the date 1837.
The house itself, together with its stone step in front, is a good example of Boland farm culture in the Karoo.

Type of site: Beacon This pyramid-shaped sandstone beacon, with its mounted platinum pin, forms the western terminal point of Sir Thomas Maclear's Zwartland survey baseline, which was laid in 1840/41.
It is closely associated with the development of surveying in South Africa.

Previous use: Fortification.
A very fine example of the blockhouses erected during the Anglo-Boer War.

St John's Anglican Church, Main Street, Clanwilliam

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Dutch Reformed Church Parsonage, Courtenay Street, George

This blockhouse stands some 14 km north of Laingsburg at a point where the national road and the railway line cross a tributary of the Buffalo River.
It is one of the best preserved examples of the blockhouses built during the Anglo-Boer War .
This blockhouse belongs to the type that was erected to protect key positions and especially bridges.
It is a double-storeyed stone building with loop

Railway Station, Sir Lowry's Pass Village
Bartolomeu Dias Museum Complex, Mossel Bay

Current use: Flower displays.
This church building was designed in the neo-Gothic style by Carl Otto Hager, the well-known architect.
Hager also supervised its erection, which was completed about 1864.

Dutch Reformed Church, Kerk Street, Philadelphia
Dutch Reformed Church and Hall, Prince Albert

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Hazenjacht Farmstead, Oudtshoorn District

This U-shaped building has a feature peculiar to Hottentots Holland; namely a front gable with small distinctive ‘thumb wings’ reduced to the width of the edge- mould only.
The Police Station, originally a dwelling-house, probably dates from between 1835
Architectural style: Cape Gabled.

Current use: Church.
The Church was consecrated in1820 by the Rev.
Meent Borcherds of Stellenbosch and was restored in 1863 and 1963.
It is proclaimed a monument on account of its history and its remarkable architecture

Current use: School.
This property originally formed part of the farm Cloetenberg which was bought in 1709 by Catharina Cloete.
The oldest section of the building complex dates from 1725 and the front gable of the homestead bears the date 1785.

Dutch Reformed Church Parsonage, 2 Parsonage Street, Prince Albert
Masonic Lodge Frere and Hall, 10 Long Street, Riversdale

Current use: Residential.
This strategically situated site forms an integral part of the historic core of McGregor.
The 28 housing units on the site were erected in 1976 in the traditional vernacular style by means of a subsidy from the National Monuments Council.

Old Public Library, 15 Church Street, Beaufort West

The land on which the Langkraal homestead is situated originally formed part of the farm Outeniquasbosch which was granted to Jean Charles de la Harpe in 1815.
The Cape Dutch farmhouse erected by him is believed to have been enlarged during the 1840’s, Th

Irish Settlers house, off Main Street, Clanwilliam
This property consists of nine fishermen's cottages which are worthy of preservation in view of various architectural and historical consideration.

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Current use: Church : Dutch Reformed.
This architecturally interesting Dutch Reformed Church building is built in the neo-Gothic style and forms an essential part of the historic core of McGregor village.

White milkwood tree, Rhenosterfontein, Bredasdorp District

The house is an incomplete H, with a missing right back wing; it is however evident that this wing once existed.
The front gable is identical to one of the outbuildings’ at Spier, and is a good example of a gable with a purely holbol outline with the edge One of the early owners, Lambert Myburgh is likely to have built this house or enlarged an existing house in about 1745.
This farm had first been granted in 1696 to Pieter de Vos; After various transfers, it became the property of Johannes Nicolaas Colyn

Originally Soutspansberg, together with Rhenosterkop, first title deed 1747.
Came under separate title in 1869.
Owned by Lord de Saumarez after WW2.

Old Timber Store, Timber House Lot, Plettenberg Bay
This attractive arched stone bridge was part of the original construction of the Montagu Pass which was opened by Sir John Montagu in 1847,

The beacon together with others was caused to be erected by Governor Van der Graaff in 1785 to show the Company’s authority and to strengthen its claim to the territory.
The public library of George stands in the shadow of a giant, historical oak at the t

Type of site: Farmhouse The farm Oostewal, which borders on the Langebaan Lagoon, with its springs of fresh water was a favourite port of call of ships and vessels from all over the world during the 17th and 18th centuries as this was the only source of fresh water in the area.

Symmetrical stone building with three-bayed central pavilion.
Plaster decorations at windows and corners.
Round headed openings.
Left hand side has addition constructed c1890.
Parapets with moulded cornices conceal low-pitched roof.
This Georgian building, the core of which was probably erected as early as 1808, is a prominent architectural feature in the historic core of Clanwilliam.

Late Victorian style double storey house.
Hipped gable pitched roof with fibre cement slates.
Double storey bay to left hand side of facade.
Double storey cast iron filigree verandah intact.
Ashlar plasterwork, quoining and plaster surrounds.
Decorative These two impressive double-storey dwelling-houses with their Edwardian and Victorian features were erected in 1910 by George Thomas Hopkins.
The magnificent cast- iron verandah and balcony at 66 Hopkins Street were presumably added by Johannes Petrus Ser

Erf 378, Peppertree Cottage, Voortrekker Street, McGregor
Dutch Reformed Church, Zeekoegat, Prince Albert District

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Lady Loch Bridge, Berg River, Wellington

Current use: Hotel accommodation.
This Settler cottage dates from the early nineteenth century and represents the vernacular building style used by the Irish Settlers of the eighteen-twenties.

The Oesterwal complex is a typical West Coast farm complex in simple vernacular style architecture with straight end gables and parapets.
It consists of a large quadrangled structure which was originally an H-shaped house altered to serve as Residency

Hazendal, Bottelary Road, Kuils River District

In the immediate vicinity of Somerset West lie a number of old historic farms with their Cape-Dutch homesteads which fill every lover of the Boland with nostalgia.
One of these farms is Parel Vallei.
Parel Vallei Road branches off the main road inside Som
Architectural style: Cape Gabled, with significant layering.

Dutch Reformed Church, 161 Church Street, Merweville
Nature Reserve, University of the Western Cape, Bellville South

This famous attraction is situated in the Cango ward 29 kilometres north of Oudtshoorn.
The entrance is in the face of a hill beside the Grobbelaar’s River.
The maze of caves with their beautiful stalactite formations are most impressive.
Massive stalacti It is generally accepted that the Caves were discovered in 1780 by a herdsman of a farmer called Van Zyl of Doornrivier while he was looking for lost cattle.
Later, this man paid a second visit to the caves accompanied by a schoolmaster and f

Type of site: Tree Part of the Museum Complex
Landmark feature
Associated with an historical period
Contributes to the character of the area

Current use: Museum.
This historical cottage, built of wood and corrugated iron, is the only remaining building from the days of the discovery of gold at Millwood, Knysna which was proclaimed a gold field in 1886.

Mission station founded in 1737 by George Schmidt and is the oldest in SA.
Buildings date from 18 and 19th centuries.

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Type of site: School This building was erected in 1855 and for many years served as the school and church for the Coloured community of St Mark's.

S/s bldg, 5 bays, symm.
roof hidden by parapet, bracketed cornice.
Hexagonal bell tower over clock above entrance on Donkin.
Windows with shouldered arches.
Rusticated pilasters The Town Hall of Beaufort West stands in the main street, at the centre of the-historic Karoo town.
It is a striking building, white and massive with bold lines and an old-fashioned tower.
The origins of Beaufort West go back to 1818 when Governor Lord
Architectural style: Eclectic.

In Berg Street, almost in the heart of Wellington, stands an old Cape-Dutch T-shaped house, round which the town, as it were, originated.
In the course of time it has lost much of its glory.
The thatched roof has been replaced by one of galvanised iron an

Railway Station building, Matjiesfontein, Laingsburg District

Type of site: Vineyard Landscape Oupa se Wingerd is a small block of 780 vines which are the remnant of a vineyard of 16 000 red muscadel vines planted in 1926 by Klaas Jonker, founder of the Weltevrede Estate and one of the early wine farmers of the region.
These remaining vines are

This richly ornamented Victorian, house is one of the so-called ostrich palaces and was designed by the well known architect Charles Bullock.
It was erected during1909/10 for J.
H.
J.
Ie Roux of the farm Baakenskraal at a stage when the ostrich feather in This richly ornamented Victorian, house is one of the so-called ostrich palaces and was designed by the well known architect Charles Bullock.
It was erected during1909/10 for J.
H.
J.
Ie Roux of the farm Baakenskraal at a stage when the ostrich feather in

Current use: Hotel.
15 Church street, also known as Mimosa Lodge is a double storied building dating to the last years of the 19th century, although an earlier dwelling possibly dating c.1860 may have been included in the present building.
The building is situated in one o

This old toll-house, situated within the Kristalkloof Forest Reserve, is still in a very good state of preservation and stands, as it were, on an island between the old road passing in front of it and the new road passing behind it.
A few old and tall cyp The pass was named in honour of the Commissioner of Riversdale at that time, A.H. Garcia.
He himself went to investigate the feasibility of a road through the mountains and in 1872 the Cape Parliament decided that Garcia Pass would be constructed by conv

Sweet Safraan, Sir Lowry's Pass Village, Somerset West District
Bredell House, Helderberg Village, Bredell Road, Somerset West District
Oakdene, 99 Baron van Rheede Street, Oudtshoorn
Oupa se Wingerd, Weltevrede Wine Estate, Robertson District
Type of site: Masonic Hall, Masonic Lodge

Current use: Homestead.
Take the R46 from Ceres in a north easterly direction.
Comtinue on the R46 when it turns south before Karoopoort.
The turn-off to the farm is approx 10km along this road..

Old Dutch Reformed Memorial Hall, Main Street, Clanwilliam

Current use: Museum.
Designed in part by Bullock and Vixseboxe, the well known architects, it reflects the former's copiousness and the latter's Transvaal Republic influence.
Especially worthy of note is the facade, with its harmonious blending of styles and its impressive do

Type of site: Survey beacon Drive out of Auroa on the road to Redelinghuys.
The site is situated on the left side of the road about 2 kilometres from thr town.
There is a cairn marking the site..

Erven 189, 190, 191 cnr Barry and Mill Streets, McGregor
Old Dutch Reformed Church, Church Street, Somerset West

Type of site: House This farmhouse has fine gables, including a front gable which bears the date 1837.
The house itself, together with its stone step in front, is a good example of Boland farm culture in the Karoo.

Anglo-Boer War blockhouse, Geelbek River, Laingsburg District
Old Residency, 3 Park Street, Clanwilliam
Old Dutch Reformed Mission Church, 89 Donkin Street, Beaufort West
Woburn Lodge, 12 Waterkant Street, Piketberg

Type of site: Pass Attaqua's Kloof is named after the tribe of Khoi living in the vicinity when the pass was traversed in 1689 by Ensign Isaac Schrijver and his party from the Cape.
It is the oldest pass in the Langeberg and Outeniqua Mountain ranges of the Southern Cape,

Old Tollhouse, Montagu Pass, George District

Genadendal, one of the most picturesque and fascinating villages in the Overberg, lies in this mountain valley with its spectacular scenery.
The centre of the village is the mission station with its complex of buildings of the greatest historical and cult

Current use: Church : Anglican.
This complex, of which the All Saints Church and the older parsonage are predominantly in the Victorian style and date from 1860, is closely associated with the history and development of Durbanville.

Rectangular stone building with steep slate roof and a straight-sided gable at its front end.
The choir behind, following the same form, is an 1876 addition.
The building known as “St John the Evangelist” is probably the most unaltered example of the work of Sophia Gray, the wife of Bishop Robert Gray, first Anglican Bishop of Cape Town.
Since the arrival of the Grays in the Cape in 1843, Sophia Grey was respo

The house is H-shaped with 6 really perfect gables; the front gable is dated 1786 and shows the holbol style at its most beautiful, with convex edge mouldings continued onto the gable face and ending as fully developed scrolls, the nucleus of this farm consisted of the third of the 4 parts into which Vergelegen was divided after the recall of Willem Adriaan van der Stel; it was bought by Jacques Malan.
Malan’s daughter Catharina married Willem Morkel of Onverwacht, and their son
Architectural style: Cape Gabled.

Anglo-Boer War blockhouse, Wellington District

These oval-shaped cottages were built by George Goode Busch in 1918 and are the only remaining fishermen’s cottages of this type in the vicinity of Saldanha.
These oval-shaped cottages were built by George Goode Busch in 1918 and are the only remaining fishermen's cottages of this type in the vicinity of Saldanha.

Mercury House, Erf 69, Bree Street, McGregor

Current use: Parsonage.
This stately and spacious home, with its interesting architecture has historical connections with the ministry of Dr D.
F.
Malan.

Schoeman House, Rietvallei, Oudtshoorn District
Old Market Hall, Main Street, Wellington

Simple rectangular vernacular plastered building with thatched half-hipped roof.
Small square windows.
Some alterations.
This Settler cottage dates from the early nineteenth century and represents the vernacular building style used by the Irish Settlers of the eighteen-twenties.

Arbeidsgenot, 217 Jan van Riebeeck Road, Oudtshoorn

Current use: Museum.
This water mill was built in 1854 by J A van Rooyen and is the only remaining water mill at Uniondale.
The structure consists of a double-storeyed building and the mill's wooden wheel is of the undershot type.

The tower is circular with the former living- quarters on both sides, and of a height of 65 feet.
This lighthouse was completed in 1849 at a cost of approximately R24 000 and is the second oldest existing structure of its kind in South Africa.
Since then it has contributed largely towards reducing the number of shipwrecks on the most dangerous part of

Ouma Granny's House, 37 Fountain Street, Wellington
All Saints Church, 33 Voortrekker Street, Uniondale

Neo-Gothic church, cruciform, with square tower at entrance and octagonal spire with clock above.
Lancet windows with cusped arches, sometimes in pairs.
Buttresses.
Plasterwork of spire, around doors & windows & buttress detail.
Building replaced thatched church.
Built in 1826-31 and enlarged in 1892-94.
James Bisset architect of alterations.
Architectural style: Neo-Gothic.

This building was erected in 1855 and for many years served as the school and church for the Coloured community of St Mark's.
Dovecote and Anglo-Boer War blockhouse, Graafwater Farm, Clanwilliam District

Type of site: Nature Reserve This nature reserve of more than 20 hectares provides a haven for rare and typical flora and fauna of the Cape Flats.
The reserve is a unique conservation project, and offers opportunity for research into diseases and the propagation of the Cape flora.

Birthplace of General Smuts, Ongegund, Malmesbury District

Current use: Residential.
Historical and architectural interest

This property forms part of the historic centre of McGregor with its picturesque houses in the vernacular style.
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Kuhnel House, Mission Complex, Genadendal
Dennehof, Christina de Wit Street, Prince Albert

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Type of site: Tree This cypress tree is the only one remaining of about 25 similar trees that were planted in the original Dutch Reformed cemetery in 1834.

Current use: House.
These two impressive double-storey dwelling-houses with their Edwardian and Victorian features were erected in 1910 by George Thomas Hopkins.
The magnificent cast-iron verandah and balcony at 66 Hopkins Street were presumably added by Johannes Petrus Sere

Kleinfontein, Duiwehoks River, Riversdale District
Outbuildings, Kersefontein, Piketberg District
Keur River Bridge, Montagu Pass, George District

The building is a late Victorian seaside house, twinned with its neighbour, 8 de Villiers Street .
Together with the properties located at 4 & 8 de Villie

De Hoop homestead, De Hoop Nature Reserve, Bredasdorp District
Lime kiln, De la Rey, Malmesbury District
St Jude's Church, Baron van Rheede Street, Oudtshoorn
Old Anglican Church, Main Road, Struisbaai

The structure consists of a double-storeyed building and the mill's wooden wheel is of the undershot type.
This water mill was built in 1854 by J.
A.
van Rooyen and is the only remaining water mill in Uniondale.

Type of site: House This is part of the oldest so-called garden city in South Africa.
St John the Baptist Anglican Church, Bank Street, Prince Albert

This church was erected in 1862, the style being predominantly neo-Gothic.
It is closely connected with the history of the town.

Bokkerivier, Bokbaai, Malmesbury District
Clanwilliam Museum, Main Street, Clanwilliam
Type of site: Kapstylhuisies These “Kapstylhuise'' are examples of a style of construction of primitive houses adopted by the pioneers of the area.

Current use: Old age home.
Gottland House was built by Charles Bullock in 1902 in the opulent style prevailing during the ostrich feather boom.
It is in the Victorian style with Art Nouveau elements.

Current use: Homestead.
This farm has since 1743 been in the possession of the Van der Merwe family and is well-known in the Afrikaans literature through the works of I.
W.
van der Merwe .
The historic buildings date mostly from the beginning of the 19th century and fo

This Victorian building was the first post office in Montagu, also used during the Anglo-Boer War as the head quarters of the British troops, and became a residential home from about 1918.
It is very well kept and largely in tact.
The house froms part o

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Current use: Residential.
The oldest of these two buildings is a T-shaped cottage in the vernacular style an a dates from about 1860.
The second cottage is from a later phase and is constructed in the typical Georgian Karoo style.
The property in its entirety forms an important ar

Current use: Church : Anglican.
This stonework church with stained glass windows was designed by Sophie Gray.
The foundation stone was laid in 1850 and the church was consecrated in 1855 by Bishop Gray.

This is the Bredasdorp Museum Complex which is already proclaimed a national monument.
The Rectory and the former Anglican Church, now a hall, date from the earliest years of the town.
The Rectory is a very fine Old Cape thatched house.
Now the complex forms the Bredasdorp Museum.
The former house of the Rector of the Anglican Church in Br

This dwelling is largely in the Cape Dutch style, with, the cellar forming an integral part of the house.
This property and the other historic buildings in Long Street form an important historical and architectural group.

Current use: Bridge.
An attractive suspension bridge built in 1913-1914 and an interesting feature in Oudtshoorn.

Dutch Reformed Church, Andries Pretorius Street, Calitzdorp
Type of site: Lime kiln This lime kiln is one of two similar structures in the area and one of the few remaining examples of the open kiln type in South Africa.

This gabled house dates from 1858 and forms an important element in the street scene of Long Street, Montagu.
This dwelling-house has straight end gables and a plain front gable and is a typical example of this specific phase of the Cape-Dutch architecture

Current use: Dwelling.
The historic Cape Dutch farmhouse, Bo-Radyn, was built in 1777.
The fine pilaster front gable, with its triangular pediment, was however erected about 1836, probably by the owner, Daniel du Toit Snr.

Old Wesleyan Church, Becker Street, Ladismith

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The original portion of this ring-wall dates from 1857 and was erected when the Nederduitse Gereformeerde Church cemetery was laid out.
A joint fund-raising campaign by the N.G.
and the Anglican congregations in 1887 enabled them to extend the ring-wall

Current use: Museum.
This building is the first Town Hall of the first Municipality in the Republic and was built in 1865-1866 by James Bisset.
Accommodated town council, public library, post office, police station.
Now part of Beaufort West Museum, it houses heart transplant

At the same time as the coastal area from Swellendam to George was being settled, the Little Karoo and its extension beyond the Langeberg and Outeniqua Mountains, the Langkloof, were being explored and occupied by cattle farmers.
The break-through to this

Mons Ruber Estate Wine tasting room, Rietvlei, Oudtshoorn District

This impressive double-storeyed building with its Georgian features was erected in about 1840.
In 1982 it was restored and converted into offices.

Anglican Rectory, 37 Main Street, Clanwilliam
Type of site: Farmstead This is one of the two original buildings in Still Bay, and is a very good example of a 19th century farmstead.

Prince Albert lies at the foot of the Swartberg Pass, 72 km from Oudtshoorn and 45 km from the national road between Laingsburg and Beaufort West.
It is an interesting old town, with its whitewashed gabled houses which strongly reflect the characteristic

This lime kiln is one of two similar structures in the area and one of the few remaining examples of the open kiln type in South Africa.
Fryer Cemetery, Farm 270, Strandfontein, Vredendal District
Old Residency, 6 Victoria Street, Uniondale

The Montagu Pass near George, which replaced the older Cradock Pass, was built after 1843 by the engineer Henry Francourt White at a cost of R71 598.
The pass was named after the Colonial Secretary, John Montagu, who officially opened the pass in December

Old well, Lewis Stores, 11 Piet Retief Street, Malmesbury

In 1828 the Government under Lord Charles Somerset drew up plans for a village on a portion of George Rex’s estate, which eventually developed into Knysna.
Facing the road which later became the main street, George Rex gave a morgen of land as a

This water-mill dates from about 1840 and is an important part of the existing historic building complex of the mission station at Mamre which was founded in 1808.

Type of site: Village Turn off from N1.
Village is 1km from turn-off..
The historic Matjiesfontein Village was built between 1895 and 1907 by Mr J.
Logan.
It was developed as a spa and as such it became the meeting place of historical figures like Cecil Rhodes and Olive Schreiner.
During the Anglo-Boer War it served as the h

The historic Lutheran Mission Church, built in the shape of a Greek crucifix, was erected at Haarlem between 1877and 1880 and is one of the few churches in South Africa built in this traditional style.

Type of site: Library These five properties form an integral part of the historical core of Montagu.
The buildings are the oldest street in the town and date from the late nineteenth century reflecting the Cape Dutch and Victorian styles of building.

Dutch Reformed Church, Weyers Street, Durbanville
Langebaanweg quarry fossil site, Hopefield District

Current use: Disused.
This church was erected in 1862, the style being predominantly neo-Gothic.
It is closely connected with the history of the town.

Dutch Reformed Church, High Street, Oudtshoorn
Type of site: Restaurant These two fishermen's cottages in the vernacular style date from the nineteenth century and are among the earliest buildings erected in Hermanus.
Farmstead, Geelbek 360, Hopefield District
Old bridge over Rivier Sonderend, Genadendal

On the Groote Wagen Weg from Swellendam via Mossel Bay to the east lies 'the prettiest little town in the world' according to Anthony Trollope.
The first traveller to be enraptured by this beautiful valley in the foothills of the Outeniqua Mountains was

Coachman's Cottage, 23 Andries Pretorius Street, Somerset West
Lutheran Church complex, Church Street, Ladismith

This building was erected in the eighteen-twenties as a dwelling for the Deputy Landdrost.
It is in the Cape Dutch style and TT -shaped.
The building is one of the oldest dwellings in Clanwilliam.

This historic fort was erected during the Anglo-Boer War by the British military authorities and the so-called Town Guards for the defence of Uniondale.
Four similar structures were built at the time at Uniondale.
These fortifications differed considerably

Current use: Residential/Commercial.
These five properties form an integral part of the historical core of Montagu.
The buildings are the oldest street in the town and date from the late nineteenth century reflecting the Cape Dutch and Victorian styles of building.

This Cape Dutch house, the front gable of which is an excellent example of the so-called Worcester gable, was erected in 1859.
The house reflects the architectural tradition which gives Long Street and the historical core of Montagu their character.

VOC Beacon, Geelbek 360, Hopefield District
Albert Manor, 44 Albert Street, Ladismith
Matjiesfontein Village, Laingsburg District

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The road to Bovlei branches off the Bains Kloof road just beyond Wellington.
Three kilometres along this road, on the left, stands the group of buildings of the mission station known as the Dutch Reformed Mission of Wagenmakersvallei.
The building which, Only three church buildings and only one mission church in South Africa are older than the Wagenmakersvallei Church.
The first man to do missionary work amongst the slaves and coloured people in the Wagenmakersvallei was Jan Jacob van Zulch, a convert of

Matjiesfontein Cemetery, Pieter Meintjiesfontein, Laingsburg District
St Peters Church, Marsh Street, Mossel Bay
Dutch Reformed Church, Erf 48, Church Street, McGregor
Northern terminal of Maclear's Arc of Meridian, Klipfontein, Piketberg District

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Granted in 1715 to Hendrik Oostwald Eksteen.
When Lichtenstein and Holman stopped at the farm it belonged to Jacob Laubscher.
It has been in the Kotze family since 1834.
This T - T shaped Cape Dutch house, with its impressive concavo-convex gables, was

This farmstead consists of five historic buildings which dates from approximately the late eighteenth century.
The group of buildings with its large werf and surrounding ring-wall, forms a unique historical and architectural complex.

Current use: Civic.
This building was erected in 1898.
It originally housed the post office, as well as the magistrate's court, after Somerset West was proclaimed an Assistant Magistracy in 1892.

This property, which is situated on the coast in the so-called Duineveld and on which large numbers of milk-wood trees are found, is of considerable importance both as a natural resource and from the point of view of ecology.
There are also four historic

Milestone XV, Kuils River Municipality, Kuils River

The building is said to be the first in Onrus River.
It is a good example of its type - being a simple long stone dwelling.
Together with the properties located at 6 & 8 De Villiers Street it forms the core of the old properties in Onrusrivier.
The pro

Southey's Arms, Glamorgan, Heidelberg District
Cypress tree, Bird Street, Beaufort West

S/s villa, hipped roof, triangular louvred ventilators, projecting wing on R with covered end gable & bay window with 3 shuttered sash windows.
Verandah roof on timber posts, wooden brackets & pendants, balustrade The early nineteenth century parsonage was enlarged in 1914 by the Rev. A.H. Barnard and was the birthplace of the well-known heart surgeon, Prof.
Chris Barnard and his brother Dr Marius Barnard.

This parsonage is a double-storeyed building which was constructed in the Victorian style and completed in 1882.
Mulberry Cottage, 430, Barry Street, McGregor