Visit Hermanus, a Seaside Town, South East of Cape Town, in South Africa’s Western Cape Province. It's known as a: 'Whal...
The settlement was named after Dr William Robertson, the first DRC Minister in Clanwilliam, and up to 1857 it affairs we...
The charming Village of McGregor lies at the foot of the Riviersonderend Mountains, 20 km from Robertson, on a good tarr...
This huge Dam was created to supply Citrus Farmers further down, in the Sundays River Valley with Irrigation Water for t...
Mountain 14 km South-West of Volksrust and 32 km North of Newcastle. The scene of a Historic Battle in the First Anglo-B...
This building was erected in 1900 as part of a general upgrade by the Natal Railways. It replaced an earlier structure b...
A small Settlement, 26 km from Harrismith in the Free State. The Farm; Aberfeldy had a Post Office known as Elandsrivier...
Johannesburg has many historic landmarks and the Rissik Street Post Office is one of them. Built in 1897, it’s among the...
Overlooking the Western side of the Parade is the lofty General Post Office building. It was completed in 1940 on the si...
Milestones where used to measure distance, by the early settlers, in Cape Town. A Post Office known as Eleventh Mile Sto...
This building is today commonly referred to as the ‘(old) Post Office Complex’ but contains 4 conjoined buildings. The c...
The building was designed by Charles Hosking and was completed in 1906 as the first permanent offices for the new Roodep...
The correct name of Johannesburg's Old Post Office clock is the "Coronation Clock'. This might be a good point for city ...
The land was granted to the Garden Cities Trust in 1919 and was capitalised in part by a member of the trust, namely Ric...
The Free State National Botanical Garden dates back to 1965. During the 1963 Kirstenbosch Jubilee Year Tour it was decid...
The Raadsaal building which currently stands in President Brand Street, is the fourth such to have been Built by the old...
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