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Commissioner Street when Jo'burg still had trams.

The Regent Street of Johannesburg, and is second only in importance to Commissioner Street. The finest shops of the town are to be found in this thoroughfare.

Stuttfords Departmental Store, corner of Field & West Streets.

Anstey's (1956)

'The Victory", a boarding house situated at 121 De Korte Street, Braamfontein early in the 1900s (With acknowledgement to Friedel Hansen)

The topography of Johannesburg is distinctive with the rocky mountainous ridges and the line of koppies that runs from east to west. These are the quartzite ridges of the famous Witwatersrand. The geology is unique. Viljoen and Reimold (An Introduction to South Africa’s Geology and Mining Heritage) make the point that this is one of the few localities where the evolution of

A very early picture of Park Station. It used to have a wonderful dining room and tea room and a delightful old world charm (With acknowledgement to Friedel Hansen)

Adam Leslie's Theatre, End Street, Johannesburg

Jamesons

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Racing day at the Turffontein Race Course somewhere in 1899 (With acknowledgement to Friedel Hansen)