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English translation by RF Ross of JL de Villiers' account of how he escaped from a British prisoner of war camp in India during the Anglo-Boer War ["Hoe Ik Ontsnapte", Amsterdam, H”veker and Wormser, c.1903].Biographical information...
Ross Family
Royal Institute of Chemistry, Cape Section Archive
Records of the Institute, formerly the Institute of Chemistry of Great Britain and Ireland. Cape Section, incl.minutes of meetings, papers read, correspondence, financial reports etc. Information on the Clubs Company Ltd.
Royal Institute of Chemistry
Measures of Magnetic Dip, 1852-1858. Handwritten in letter book.
Royal Observatory, Cape Town
Bound volume containing summaries of letters received by the Society (1910-1911); minutes and other documents, early 20th century.
Royal Society of South Africa
The Rudner papers consist primarily of correspondence between the Rudners and other leading figures in the early history of archaeology in South Africa – John Goodwin, Alex Wilcox, Revil Mason and others. There are records of rock art sites and pa...
Rudner, Ione
Rudyard Kipling at the Woolsack
Photocopies of papers assembled by Tanya Barben in her research into Kipling at the Woolsack, Cape Town, in 2001. (1 folder).
Personal papers, correspondence, TSS of articles, photographs, clippings, etc. Personal papers of Samuel and Esther Lieberman (Rufus Hoffman's sister) and Miss MM Swart.
Hoffman, Rufus
The papers reflect the career and interests of Rupert Hurly. Subjects include the history of land surveying in South Africa, astronomy, military history and railway history and the history of Cape Town. There are records of conferences of South an...
Hurly, Rupert
5 portraits by Professor Rupert Shephard.Portraits of:Professor L M Thompson, 1959.Hon. A van der Sandt Centlivres, 1959.Dr J P Duminy, 1958.Dr William Fehr, 1963.Professor K R H Hall, 1953.Charcoal on white paper, 45cm x 33 cm.
Shephard, Rupert
The collection consists of material gathered and prepared by Ruth Sacks for her PhD thesis entitled ‘The Islamic Community in Cape Town’. She died very suddenly, in 1971, when she was working on the final draft of her thesis. Ruth Sacks was a lect...
Ruth Sacks