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» Sue Jean Taylor
Sue Jean Taylor
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1950 Commemorative Booklet reveals wonderful photographs of Jan Smuts
A few memories of Indian Elephants at the Joburg Zoo
A short sharp history of the Marikana Railway Station, est. 1910
A visit to the South African Airways Museum at Rand Airport
Another brick in the wall – forgotten Kirkness bricks and fireplaces at the UNISA Sunnyside campus
Asian food snails in Zoo Lake - A living legacy of Chinese indentured labourers on the gold fields of 1904?
Car spotting at the Kruger National Park in the 1970s
Carnarvon: not rock engravings but tree engravings!
Dark tourism disaster and the terrible Laingsburg flood of 1981
Finding Mr Patel’s outfitter shop in Rockey Street
Historic photographs of Apartheid Johannesburg in the 1980s
Is it heritage? Graffiti wall art and Pinki’s Inn, Jeppestown
Johannesburg’s ice-cream vendors choose a free-wheeling life
Mystery photographs of two forgotten Salvation Army jamborees in South Africa
No more happy days at the Royal Natal National Park Hotel
Old photographs of the massive Braamfontein Coal Stage
Our lost Lowveld farm
Pestilences of the skin – horrible infections, ailments and occupational hazards circa 1927
Photographs of the Kruger Park that haven't been seen for half a century
Remarkable photographs of a 1970s trip through South West Africa
Remembering, not forgetting: A visit to Sandstone Estates
Rickshaws of early Johannesburg
That secret Johannesburg canal and stream
The Katlehong Bantu are grumbling - let them have more playgrounds
The Lost World of Denver Station
The material culture of neglect in a set of heritage houses, Sunnyside, Pretoria
The mosaic that is Jeppestown
The mystery of the goat-horned Ndebele ‘doll’ at the Wits Art Museum (WAM)
The Sunnyside Spook House
The vanished world of Mr Man Tong and his shop at 25 Stanley Avenue, Richmond
World Heritage Committee concerned about climate change