Library

A small, modern Karoo Village, Laingsburg lies at the confluence of two rivers in one of the driest parts of the country...

Bordering the City Centre and joined to Newtown by the Nelson Mandela Bridge – Joburg’s landmark equivalent of Cape Town...

The South African Archive is made up of records pertaining mostly to Governance and Laws Enacted, but also includes Docu...

The Library opened its doors to the Public in 1890, operating from several short-lived spaces provided, until a site was...

The NLSA is the leading national library and information centre of excellence in Africa and in the world.  Edwardia...

The first Teachers’ Training College in South Africa was built there in 1838. Genadendal also opened the first Guest Hou...

The antenna consists of the main reflector (effective diameter 13.5 m) plus the sub-reflector (diameter 3.8 m). The main...

Displays of Apartheid History and Art. Many prominent Political and Cultural leaders were either born or lived in Red L...

Clarendon Circle was a Landmark Intersection, of the North East Route into Johannesburg. It was a Circle of note Located...

The building was designed Henry Cheers, an Architect from Twickenham. The Library was officially opened on 29 July 1902....

This Building has since been given over to the National Cultural History Museum. It was declared a National Monument und...