Ladysmith Area

Spion Kop Battlefield

Spioenkop/Spion Kop Battlefield, Bergville Area, KwaZulu-Natal

713 | 24 January 1900 Certainly the most futile and bloodiest of five battles fought in an effort to relieve … Read More

Pieter’s Hill Combined Monument

Pieter’s Hill Combined Monument, Thukela Heights, Ladysmith, KwaZulu Natal

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Pieter’s Irish Fusiliers’ Monument

Pieter’s Irish Fusiliers’ Monument, Thukela Heights, Ladysmith, KwaZulu Natal

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Pieter’s British Mass Grave

Pieter’s British Mass Grave, Thukela Heights, Ladysmith, KwaZulu Natal

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Pieter’s Royal Scots Fusiliers Monument

Pieter’s Royal Scots Fusiliers Monument, Thukela Heights, Ladysmith, KwaZulu Natal

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Pieter’s Scots Fusiliers Graves

Pieter’s Scots Fusiliers Graves, Thukela Heights, Ladysmith, KwaZulu Natal

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Pieter’s Boer Graves

Pieter’s Boer Graves, Thukela Heights, Ladysmith, KwaZulu Natal

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British Infantry Attack

British Infantry Attack, Thukela Heights, Ladysmith, KwaZulu Natal

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Nelthorpe Burgher Memorial

Nelthorpe Burgher Memorial, Thukela Heights, Ladysmith, KwaZulu Natal

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Boer Position on Hart’s Hill

Boer Position on Hart’s Hill, Thukela Heights, Ladysmith, KwaZulu Natal

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Inniskilling Fusiliers Monument

Inniskilling Fusiliers Monument, Thukela Heights, Ladysmith, KwaZulu Natal

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Inniskilling Graves Hart’s Hill

Inniskilling Graves Hart’s Hill, Thukela Heights, Ladysmith, KwaZulu Natal

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Ncome Zulu Cultural Museum by NOMFUNDO NKOSI

ITHINK ITS WAS 2013 IVISITED AT INCOME AND IWAS DOING GRADE7 ON THAT TIME AT INKANYEZI YESIZWE I GO WITH SCHOOL TRIP ITS WAS LIT TO LEARN WITH UMLANDO....AND NOW IM OUT OF SCHOOL IM WORKING WISH SHOULD PAY A VISITS AGAIN SOON AS POSSIBLE WHE I GET MY LEAVE AT WORK

Doornkop by David (Bantjes) Haavik

Hi...can you send me the coordinates of Doornkop. And, was Jan Gerritze Bantjes at Doornkop when Retief left for Dingaans capital? Thank you. Please let me know. David

Ndondakusuka by Ndabezinhle Ngubane

I would like to comment on the etymology of the name Mandeni. in old Zulu the word (Mandi) means (amathambo) bones in today Zulu. So the formation of the name Mandeni came after bones were discovered many years after the battle. Thank you.