Cemetery

The cooler conditions make perfect Hiking conditions or whether you just enjoy strolls along the riverbanks or stretchin...

The Village of Muizenberg was established by the Dutch in 1743 as a Military Post, and was located in False Bay, on the ...

Darters Pass is one of those official Passes that leaves you wondering if you're in the right place. The Pass has only o...

In a 1947 letter to the Cape Town Clerk and to the secretary of the Board of Trustees to the Cape Peninsula Cemeteries r...

The Old Fort and Durban's first cemetery are situated in Umgeni Road, and are now an integral part of the city centre. T...

District located in the Province of Gauteng, near Johannesburg. Since 1973 there has been extensive expansion of the Are...

Nquthu is an isiZulu name meaning "the back of the head". Umzinyathi District has a total area of 8 079 square Kilomet...

Vryburg lies on the N14, due West of the Towns of Klerksdorp and Orkney - as in 'Orkney Snork Nie' (Orkney doesn't snore...

Harrismith is a small, charming country town, founded in 1849, but discovered by tourists only recently. Visitors remark...

Kleinbosch has close connections with the Afrikaans language and its origins. It was the birthplace of Stephanus Jacobus...

Grootfontein was established in 1911 and, as one of the oldest Agricultural Colleges in South Africa, it has a proud tra...

The historical cemetery has been encompassed by West Street Cemetery, lying in its far western corner, closest to Berea ...

During excavations for a new residential block in Cape Town in 2003, old bones were uncovered!

"Keilands Catholic Mission Station- Established 1886 along the banks of the Great Kei in a remote valley, between Cathca...

The Village of Cookhouse was located on the Farm; 'Roodewal', near a River crossing. It probably derived its name from a...

On the Southern edge of one of the Country’s most famous townships, Soweto, lies the equally Historic Avalon Cemetery.

The Cape Town Hebrew Congregation, which built the Great Synagogue, was founded in 1841. This makes it, after the Sydney...

There is probably no building in South Africa that is better known than the Groote Kerk. Jan van Riebeeck brought the Re...

A Suburb of Johannesburg about 5 km East of City Hall, South of Observatory Ridge and North of Kensington Ridge. Takes i...

Mzilikazi Memorial.  Mzilikazi died on 5th September 1868 following a long period of ill health, but his death was...

Opened on 2 November 1900, the Irene Concentration Camp was built with the intention that it would be one of the camps t...

The Mosque was erected by the celebrated Hajee Soofie who immigrated to South Africa in 1895. He was responsible for the...

The land upon which this church was erected was granted by Governor Sir Lowrie Cole on 30 August 1832. The original neo-...

  St. Saviours Church is at the Corner of Bowwood and Main Roads in Claremont, Cape Town, South Africa. St. Saviou...