1917 "Our Day" Cartwrights building and tram in Adderley Street, Cape Town
From the Coulter family photo album, courtesy Hans Niehaus. Fred and Agnes Stephens owned The Homestead at Oranjezicht from 1907-1947. Their three sons were killed in the First World War. These photographs of a fund raising event in Cape Town, October 18-21, 1917, were taken by Charles Coulter who was married to the Stephens's fourth child, Alice. His photo album was found among his papers when Coulter's law firm was being wound up and rescued by Hans Niehaus - to whom thanks for allowing me…
Cape Town Train Station
A steam train prepares to leave Cape Town station in a photograph from around 1890. In the background, the slopes of Signal Hill are visible. The old station was replaced by the present complex, in 1964
Woodstock beach 1933/2010
See notes.
Cape Town from Blouberg Strand
c1955
Windsor Castle in Cape Town Harbour
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City Hall Cape Town, South Africa 1950's
Map of Cape Town
By François Valentijn c1725
Mount Nelson Hotel, Cape Town
History of the Mount Nelson Hotel
Groote Schuur Hospital
Exterior façade Arthur Elliott, 1870-1938 Wikipedia Entry By courtesy of The University of Pretoria's digital repository, UPSpace
The Doll House Drive-in Restaurant, Mouille Point, Cape Town
With thanks to Brandon Platt. See more images from his album: "The Complete History of the Doll (!) House"
Cape Town's first traffic light.
The city's first three traffic lights were installed in January 1932.This one is in Darling street near the Castle. They were promptly named Robots. a uniquely South African term which has remained through the years.
View of Lion's Head from the Sea Side
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Beach Rd,Sea Point 1957.
Photo; Nico Marais via Erik Marais.
1950 Green Market Square Cape Town.....
St. George's Cathedral
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