South Africa
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| View into the valley: Maloti's Kraal |
Black and white print 12.3 x 8.2cm |
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| View from the fence |
“Curries” a name associated to the vibrant stadium in the struggle days, particularly in the 1960’s and 1970’s, influenced the interaction of Black people within a socio-political and cultural environment in Durban and South Africa. |
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| View from the Drakensberg Mountains, Natal 1881. |
View from the Drakensberg mountains, Natal 1881. |
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| View from Kei Road |
View from Kei Road. |
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| View from Fort Napoleon |
View from Fort Napoleon looking down on river Umlalazi, seawards, showing Tresle bridge,1879. |
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| View down Church Street, Pietermaritzburg |
Sepia print 20.5 x 15.2cm |
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| View across the valley |
Black and white print 12.1 x 9cm |
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| Victory Blanket - Basotholand |
Victory Blanket - Mamathes - Basutholand A popular blanket made in Britain for Basotholand trade is the victory blanket, showing bombs and aeroplanes, with royal and victory symbol. |
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| Victory Blanket |
Victory Blanket - Mamathe - Basutholand |
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| Victoria Street Market |
Building of the New Market in Victoria Street |
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| Victoria Street bridge |
Bridge going to the market |
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| Victoria Street |
Victoria Street in Durban |
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| Victoria Picture Palace |
Victoria Picture Palace where Ishfahan currently stands |
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| Victoria Picture Palace |
Captions |
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| Victoria Picture Palace |
Cinema |
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| Victims of Natal floods |
Skeletons in coffins, the aftermath of Natal floods in 1987 |
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| Vice-Chancellor Saths Cooper addresses the Alternate Media Conference, UDW, 2003 |
Vice-Chancellor Saths Cooper addresses the Alternate Media Conference |
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| Veteran boxer Nat Moodley |
Nat Moodley was a boxing promoter and he has a general interest in sport |
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| Verulam's changing face |
VERULAM, the first town in the country to pass into exclusive Indian control, is mushrooming into a massive housing estate. |
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| Verulam main street |
One hundred and twenty-eight years ago, a Cape Town-based company purchased 30 000 acres Crown lands on the banks of the Umdhloti River from the Natal |