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| Girl Guides of South Africa: International conference head at Foxlease 1930 |
Foxlease. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa: International conference head at Foxlease 1930 |
Foxlease. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa: International conference head at Foxlease 1930 |
Foxlease. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa: International conference head at Foxlease 1930 |
Foxlease. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa: International conference head at Foxlease 1930 |
Foxlease. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa: International conference head at Foxlease 1930 |
Foxlease barn. |
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| Girl Guides of South Africa: International conference head at Foxlease 1930 |
Foxlease barn. |
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| John Clark Collection |
Barrack Room- For Napier |
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| John Clark Collection |
De Natalier, the first Natal newspaper |
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| John Clark Collection |
Gandhi standing outside his hut at Phoenix Settlement, during the first passive resistance struggle initiated in 1906 to protest against racial discrimination against Indians. Phoenix, together with the Tolstoy Farm in Johannesburg, (a donation from Mr. |
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| John Clark Collection |
The memorial to honour the first 34 settlers of New Germany who landed in Durban on the 28th of March 1848 |
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| John Clark Collection |
The memorial to honour the first 34 settlers of New Germany who landed in Durban on the 28th of March 1848 |
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| John Clark Collection |
The memorial to honour the first 34 settlers of New Germany who landed in Durban on the 28th of March 1848 |
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| John Clark Collection |
The memorial to honour the first 34 settlers of New Germany who landed in Durban on the 28th of March 1848 |
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| John Clark Collection |
The old cemetery, New Germany |
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| John Clark Collection |
Cornelis Moll (1815-80) was the twenty-fourth child of his parents. Set up as a printer in Cape Town but eventually became insolvent. In 1844 he came to Natal bringing with him his printing press. |
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| John Clark Collection |
This dilapidated building with peeling plaster and narrow windows was constructed in the early 1840s as the Supreme or High Court of the district of Natal. It was dark, badly ventilated, stifling hot in summer, and deadly cold in winter. |
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| John Clark Collection |
Post Office: Pietermaritzburg |
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| John Clark Collection |
G. S. Preller |
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| John Clark Collection |
Government House- Maritzburg |