Item B2.20 - [Cwc20] Malherbe collection on Wynberg (5) (Eng)

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ZA UCT BC1223_B_B2_B2.20

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[Cwc20] Malherbe collection on Wynberg (5) (Eng)

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British colonialists established the farming area of Wynberg as a Garrison town in 1795. Wynberg was a convenient halfway point between Table Bay and False Bay and became a hub of commercial activity. Interviews conducted in 1977 trace family backgrounds and memories of Wynberg and its environment since 1835. Themes include: blacksmith shop; coach route; Dutch Reformed parsonage; farms; Fournaghts school; key figures (Deneys Reitz, Archbishop Brooks, Justice Benjamin, J.D. Cartwright); life histories; recreation; schooling; stables; tram route; Wynberg magistrate.

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