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The Lovely Lonehill Koppie
Some early Piquetberg farms illustrated by Johannes Cornelius Poortermans
A flag for the Con Court, with help from an elephant
Celebrating women in maritime archaeology
A remarkable set of 33 postcards of Johannesburg circa 1904-08
Johannesburg in postcards 1904-08
Thomas Baines - The 'Eersteling' Sketches
Joburg’s castles
Café Bibles: Contemporary Photographic Africana - Photo-stories / Fotoverhale (1950s to 1980s)
Old clock returns home (in 1978) after 80 years
The Top Star Drive-in Saga
An unusual little book revealing Johannesburg in 1949
Early Ethno-Photography and the Picture Postcard - A South African perspective
A short history of the tram lines serving Pretoria and the Union Buildings via Church Square
Fire Destroys Johannesburg Heritage Home
Hollard saves Arcadia (in 2004) and gets the best view around
The Eccentric Engineer
Clarendon Circle - Then and Now
Finding my grandmother
Bez Valley War Memorial to be moved
Our endangered heritage: a national survey
On tour with judge Albie Sachs
Photographers active in Pretoria - First 60 years (1855-1915)
Was there life before Metrication?
The Johannesburg Way of Death - The History of the Johannesburg Crematorium
Wanooka a grand old place again (restored in 2010)
The Red Ox of Riebeek Kasteel
Barberton to host HASA symposium
Soccer City: an architect’s dream
Illegal advertising on Old Park Station - Has MTN missed an opportunity?
Parktown's oldest house continues to decay
The Architectural and Historical Significance of the Markhams Building
You say football I say soccer
16 300 books... and counting
Burgers Park - A Victorian Heritage (As portrayed in picture postcards from more than a century ago)
Sandton Shimmers at Night
South Africa's newest African heritage and music museum
Water, water... everywhere - Johannesburg's streams and rivers
A Peep Into My Life - The Memoir of William Eastwood
How 'Meccano' inspired generations of engineers
10 000 attend Taffy Long's funeral in 1922
The Destruction of the Bezuidenhout Valley War Memorial
Perfect nuisance and as mad as a hatter - Rudolf Gottfried Steger, Pretoria based photographer from 1898-1919
The 1960 Coalbrook Disaster
Kippies, the club that wasn't there
The History and Restoration of Boschendal
Hastings Ndlovu's day too
Destination Hillbrow - celebrating walking, living and heritage
Wits Art Museum waits, excitedly
Photos of Pageview in 1973
Forty Years Later... SAS Protea and the Kaiyo Maru
Two architects left deep footprints in the development of Windhoek
Gandhi's house for sale (sold in 2009)
Snapshot Photography - Automobiles photographed in South Africa from the 1920s to 1960s
The mission schoolboy - Nelson Mandela and missionary education
The traditional ‘two minutes silence in remembrance’ was first observed in Cape Town
Soweto Theatre speaks in many languages
Hunter and hunted photographed - Early South African hunting photographs (1860s to 1910)
A South African Prequel to Downton Abbey
Carl Friedrich Adolf Wundram - Piet Retief’s only recorded photographer between the 1890s and 1910
MaSisulu, one of Jozi's most famous
Sandton has a new tallest building!
Peers the Artist - In search of Charles Ernest Peers (Part 2)
Robert Sobukwe - The shaping of an Africanist at Fort Hare
Mandela’s head rises in Howick
The Dube Story
Young Victims Remembered
A remarkable album of early 20th century views of Johannesburg
Crossing the Vaal (at Vereeniging)
Winnie's pain and torture in prison
Original 1913 blueprint of the Yeoville Water Tower unveiled
Home Straight for Massive ANC Archives Digitization Project
A short description of St Michael and All Angels Queenstown
Dorkay House hangs on
Johannesburg in a lithograph circa 1937 - In search of Charles Ernest Peers (Part 1)
Memorial honours Cape slaves
Robert Sobukwe - The shaping of an Africanist at Healdtown Mission Institute
A swastika, Herbert Baker and the Pretoria Station
Where to from here... 20 Years of the National Heritage Resources Act
A hidden gem in the heart of Fourways
Sophiatown land claim payments top R21m
The tree with the most historic significance in old Nelspruit
Mayibuye planned a massive onslaught
A paper on the origins of the original Witwatersrand Gold Fields with special reference to the Witwatersrand Ridge
Harrow Road stonework in Houghton - The wall built by Barnett Lobel
Killarney is stylish living
The Old Synagogue in the Gardens
The story behind Johannesburg's oldest War Memorial
Newtown Workers' Compound commemorates municipal workers
Landmark Potchefstroom building to be sold at auction
They wanted to demolish the Durban Railway Station
My Mission School Memories - Inanda Seminary
Joburg’s market square defined the town
Before there were roads - The journey from Port Elizabeth to Kuruman
Hermanus Lombard and the death of Captain Elliot
Why Alexandra survived apartheid
Restoring Pietermaritzburg's Old Ireland Building in the late 1970s
William Roe (1827-1916) - Long serving Graaff-Reinet based photographer
Chappies, a Joburg creation
A few photographs of Johannesburg at the turn of the 20th century

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