Gauteng

Set in the Roodepoort Civic Centre on Christiaan de Wet Road, the Roodepoort Museum capably covers Roodepoort’s long and...

This imposing dwelling was completed in 1911 for TF Allen, who subsequently became Mayor of Johannesburg from 1917 to 19...

Emirates Airline Park, also popularly known by its old name Ellis Park Stadium, was constructed in 1928 and was first na...

In 1925 the Township owners of Houghton Estate, the Johannesburg Consolidated Investment Company Ltd. Donated the origin...

This ponderous pile was designed in a grandiose Edwardian style heralding the subsequent pomp of the Georgian era. The D...

The firm of WM Cuthbert & Co, shoe merchants, was established in 1882. Their Johannesburg building was designed by a...

Dolobran was built in 1906 for Sir Charles Llewellyn Andersson, son of the famous explorer Carl Andersson. Andersson had...

The foundation stone of this building was laid on 5 May 1906 by General Koos de la Rey, and the church was officially co...

Emoyeni, the ‘Place in the Air’ in Nguni, is located on the highest point, of the highest ridge in Parktown, keeping its...

Glenshiel is a National Monument in Westcliff , Johannesburg! It was built in 1908, and designed by Sir Herbert Baker. I...

The Property known as the Homestead, situated at 3 Homestead Avenue, Homelake, Randfontein. Consisting of the Dwelling-H...

North Lodge was modeled on French and Scottish castles! The building, designed by Herbert J Aldwyncle, was completed in ...

The building, with its richly decorated gable, was completed in 1896 and is one of the last surviving structures of the ...

The building was designed by Herbert Baker after the amalgamation of eight mining companies in April 1909, when Crown Mi...

The original building was apparently already in existence in 1890 when it was converted to use as a gaol for the mining ...

The building was designed by Sytze Wierda, chief architect of the ZAR's Public Works Department. Its foundation stone wa...

It was declared a National Monument under old NMC legislation on 6 April 1936. (Note the National Monuments plaque on th...

The building was designed by Charles Hosking and was completed in 1906 as the first permanent offices for the new Roodep...

The dwelling was designed by JC Watson and completed in 1906 for the firm of Fraser & Chalmers as the home for its G...

Pilrig House is situated at; no.1 Rockridge Road. A classic Baker House built in the arts and crafts style, with a stone...

The temple was erected by members of the Jewish community who had originally emigrated to Johannesburg after the turn of...

The correct name of Johannesburg's Old Post Office clock is the "Coronation Clock'. This might be a good point for city ...

The St Andrew's congregation was established in 1890 and the cornerstone of the present church building, designed in a n...

It was declared a National Monument under old NMC legislation on 5 November 1976. St Margaret's was built in 1905 and i...

On Thursday 08 July 1897 two daughter congregations ceceded from the DR Church Johannesburg, being the DR Church Jeppest...

This structure, which combines a shop with onsite residential premises for its owner, was erected before 1905 and is the...

When Lourens Geldenhuys was 14, his father moved them to the gold reef, where their farm began searching for gold, this ...

A mobile South African National Monument, yes on wheels, is resting in the Museum railway yard at SANRASM, Krugersdorp. ...

The Roodepoort Town School was established in the 1890s and its premises, including a School Building and a Hall, were o...

Delmas became famous in the latter part of 2010 for its proximity to the missing tiger known as Panjo. The tiger, only 1...

Indoor bazaar with shops selling bargains from clothing to home-ware to spices, plus food stalls. Established in the Joh...

Fietas (as the place was popularly known) is one of the oldest communities in the Western suburbs of Johannesburg, and o...