Tourism Newcastle
01N | The Newcastle Tourism Information Office is situated in the old Town Hall on Scott Street.
Newcastle Town Hall
02N | The Town Hall was completed in July 1899 just in time to be occupied by the Boer Forces … Read More
The Carnegie Art Gallery
03N | The Carnegie Gallery can be found in the Municipal Gardens across the walkway from the municipal offices between … Read More
Haggards Hilldrop House
04N | Rider Haggard’s Hilldrop House built in 1875, is situated on an estate known as Roy Point and was … Read More
The Armoury
05N | Built as a form of defence for the town during the late1870s when the threat of war with … Read More
Newcastle Cemetery
06N | At the entrance to the cemetery is a Lych Gate with memorial plaques for those that lost their … Read More
Fort Amiel Museum
506 | Fort Amiel was opened as the Cultural History Museum of Newcastle in 1990 at the restored British military … Read More
Hindu Shiva Temple and Mahatma Gandi
07N | Built in 1903 this rather unique temple looks almost miniature, yet it is reputed to have the largest … Read More
Chief Albert Luthuli and the Blaauwbosch Methodist School and Church
08N | The area of Blaauwbosch was bought in 1895 by a private syndicate consisting of 31 Christian Zulu landowners. … Read More
King Dinuzulu and the Old Prison
09N | Completed in 1905 “His Majesty’s Goal, Newcastle”, was at the time considered “the most up-to-date institution” of its … Read More
Maharaj House
10N | This typical colonial Victorian house in Lennoxton was the family home Mac Maharaj, who was a founder member … Read More