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John Clark Collection |
Church Street -January 1900. Boer War troops marched to the station. Natal Bank and Standard Bank are in the background. Also the famous oak trees. |
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John Clark Collection |
The Victoria Bridge, 70 years ago. |
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John Clark Collection |
Early panoramic photograph of Harbor Square. Dutch Reformed Church on the background right, present Voortrekker Museum left. |
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John Clark Collection |
Shop of 'Cockney ' James, Church Street. Natal Bank alongside. About the 1860s |
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John Clark Collection |
R. D. Clark's old house. R. D. Clark, headmaster of Maritzburg College, 1879-1901 lived here in the 1880s |
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John Clark Collection |
Port & City Hotel, Longmarket Street, Peitermaritzburg |
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John Calrk Collection |
One of the Voortrekker roads into Pietermaritzburg, at World's View |
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John Clark Collection |
Masonic Hall (first one) Pietermaritzburg |
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John Clark Collection |
Old Native High Court - Pietermaritzburg |
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John Clark Collection |
Bird's House -Killarney Terrace 1970 |
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John Clark Collection |
The only Voortrekker house in Pietermaritzburg - so far as is known. Built about 1846 at the present 333 Boom Street. |
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John Clark Collection |
Back of Bird's House- Killarney Terrace. Pietermaritzburg 1970 Demolition of Judge Turnbull's large room. |
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John Clark Collection |
Back of Bird's House -Killarney Terrace 1970 |
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John Clark Collection |
Chapel Street, Pietermaritzburg |
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Girl Guides of South Africa: Miss Agnes Bulley's Own |
Howick. |
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Girl Guides of South Africa: Miss Agnes Bulley's Own |
Howick. |
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Girl Guides of South Africa: Miss Agnes Bulley's Own |
Howick. |
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Girl Guides of South Africa: Miss Agnes Bulley's Own |
Howick. |
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Girl Guides of South Africa: Miss Agnes Bulley's Own |
Howick. |
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John Clark Collection |
Sir Bartle Frere, High Commissioner at the Cape, the man who carried most responsibility for the invision of Zululand and subsequent hostilities. The cost of the war was R24 million but the price in human suffering incaculable. |