Adderley Street, Cape Town ca. 1898
Adderley Street, Cape Town 1920s. BelAfrique your personal travel planner - www.BelAfrique.com
City Sightseeing South Africa
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Vintage Cape Town 2
City Sightseeing South Africa
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Boer War Concentration camp - am writing a novel on this at the moment
CAPE TOWN HARBOUR AND LIONS HEAD - 1937
Darling Street, Cape Town in 1919
Wale Street, Cape Town
An early view of Wale Street showing, at left, St. George's Cathedral. The bell tower, which is prominent in this photograph, was demolished in 1952 after it became unsafe. The first building on the right is now the Taj Hotel while the building in the middle distance at right is the present day Mandela-Rhodes building. Part of Signal Hill can be seen in the background.
Black Sash protest, Cape Town, 1955
History of Stations on the Cape Town to Simonstown line | Atlantic Rail Heritage Steam Train Cape Town
Cape Town Station 1896
Coffee Lane - Cape Town of yesteryear
Kloof Road 1953 - courtesy www.roomsforafrica.com/art/cape_town_historical_photos
Entrance of the Mount Nelson Hotel Cape Town 1899
South Africa: Overcoming Apartheid
During a lunchtime anti-apartheid demonstration in Darling Street, Cape Town, people lined the street in front of the General Post Office to protest petty apartheid policies in post offices in the Cape Peninsula. The Cape Times newspaper described the approximately 1000 demonstrators as communists. September 14, 1949