Memorials

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The Scottish Horse Memorial: Honouring the Fallen in Edinburgh and Johannesburg
A journey into the rich history of the vandalised Scottish Horse Memorial Kensington
Air Crash Monument a Must
Bez Valley War Memorial to be moved
Carl von Brandis - The Father of Johannesburg
Cleaning the Joburg Cenotaph - Before, During and After
Commemorating the Brave – The World War I Cenotaph at Victoria Falls
Editing Our Past
German War Graves in South Africa
Gone but not forgotten - The landmark Barlow Fountain
Kedar Lodge - Heritage, History and Paul Kruger
Memorial honours Cape slaves
Memorial to President John F Kennedy in Sandton
Memorials to the Zulu dead at Isandlwana
New mosaic marks the site where the Bezuidenhout Valley War Memorial once stood
Reflections on the end of World War I and the impact of war
Remembering the East Africa Campaign during World War I
Restoration of the South African War Memorial Saxonwold
Sappersrus and the War Memorial to the Sappers
Slave Sales and Cape Town's Slave Tree Memorial
The 1960 Coalbrook Disaster
The Destruction of the Bezuidenhout Valley War Memorial
The Indian War Memorial: National Memory and Selective Forgetting
The Lost Graves of the Jameson Raiders
The Most Important Polish-Founded Monument in South Africa
The Scottish Horse Memorial - The story behind one of Johannesburg's earliest war memorials
The story behind Johannesburg's oldest War Memorial
The Story Behind the 1922 Rand Revolt Centenary Stone
The Story Behind the Monument to Petrus Molefe
The Story Behind the Oudstryders Monument
The story behind the South African Scottish Memorial
Traces of the Basuto Wars
Tracing Cape Rebels from Colesberg to Uniondale
Visiting the Historic Village of Wakkerstroom
War Memorials in Banks and Companies
Young Victims Remembered