South Africa
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| Four wheel army wagon, drawn by two horses |
Black and whiate print 10 x 17.7cm fading |
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| Four generations of the James family. Left to right: Lionel James (grandson), Barry James (great grandson), Rupert Jame (son), William James (father). Photo taken in 1930. William James was the son of the founder of the firm London House in Church Street |
Sepia print 20 x 25.7cm |
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| Foundation Stone of St Michaels Church |
St Aidan’s Mission Regional Hospital rose from the missionary work of the Rev. Dr. Lancelot Parker Booth. He had arrived in Natal, from England, at a period when thousands of indentured Indians labourers were imported to work on sugar plantations |
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| Foundation stone laying |
School Foundation laying ceremony |
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| Foundation Stone - Kunwarani Maharaj Singh |
A scene from the laying of the Foundation Stone on 16 January 1935 with the Rt. Revd. Leonard Fisher, Bishop of Natal and the Kunwarani Lady Maharaj Singh. |
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| Foundation Laying |
Laying of the foundation stone of the new E.g Malherbe Library of the 3rd of October 1985. |
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Fouere Ervan ambassador of the European Union to South Africa | |
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Fouche tells Plotz story: Lack of liaison with police denied | |
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Forum Correspondence | |
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Forum | |
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Forty two years of Apartheid 1948-1990 |
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Forthcoming S.A.I.C elections | |
| Fort Pearson |
The Caien plague which marks the site of Fort Pearson which was completed on the 20th November 1876 and named after Colonel C.K. Pearson of the Buffs. |
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| Fort Napoleon |
Fort Napoleon situated on the north of Umlalazi river, Zululand. |
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| Fort Napier, Pietermaritzburg - 1853 |
Views in Natal 1844 - 1853 Fort Napier, Pietermaritzburg 1853 |
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| Fort Manchester |
Sepia print 20.2 x 14.6cm |
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| Fort Chelmsford |
Fort Chelmsford. |
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| Fort Beaufort |
Fort Beaufort (eBholofo) |
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| Fort Armstrong, Kat river. |
Fort Armstrong, Kat river. |
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| Fort Armstrong |
Fort Armstrong |