Armoured Train Incident
706 | On the 15th November 1899 Winston Churchill, a war correspondent for the Morning Post persuaded his friend Capt … Read More
Dutch Reform Church
06L | Founded in 1854. The second oldest congregation in KwaZulu-Natal.
Fort Amiel Museum
506 | Fort Amiel was opened as the Cultural History Museum of Newcastle in 1990 at the restored British military … 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
Holy Rosary Convent Buildings
707D | The Holy Rosary Convent Buildings is today part of the Pro Nobis school complex for physically and mentally … Read More
Nieuwe Republiek Museum
The Nieuwe Republiek (1884 – 1888) was one of 16 independent republics that came into being in South Africa before … Read More
Devonshire Post
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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
Old Parsonage Museum
Once the home of the Dutch Reformed Church Pastor Rev. Neethling now houses the Utrecht Museum. Emergency numbers are 067 … Read More
Dundee Hindu Temple
708D | It was in these grounds in 1913 that the Mohandas Gandhi spoke to over 3000 people which led … Read More
Clouston Koppie of Remembrance & Battle of Colenso
708 | 15 December1899 Gen Sir Redvers Buller’s first attempt to cross the Thukela River and relieve Ladysmith met with … Read More