Click on the link below to access the July 2019 Heritage Events Diary (with thanks to Carol Allan) Events Diary 2019 07 July
Sunrise and Sunsets – Africa’s Natural Heritage
There is nothing better than South Africa’s sunrises and sunsets, be it on the coast or the interior. It requires an early start to witness this natural heritage in all its glory. Below are images that reflect the diversity of
Umhlanga Rocks, award winning Pier
There are 365 days in each year, however each day can be very different when you visit this award CNN winning structure of architectural beauty. The pier also won the South African National Award for outstanding Civil Engineering Achievements. The
Durban – Glenwood – St John’s The Divine Anglican Church
St John’s The Divine Anglican Church, in Romanesque Revival style, at 205 Clark Road, Glenwood, has a rather austere look from the outside, having been constructed of red face-brick. This church built in 1922, is however a work of art
Lions River Station – KZN Midlands.
It is refreshing to see an old railway station being creatively used for a change. Most of Transnet’s assets have simply been allowed to fall into disuse or vandalized. The Lions River Station is an example where these old buildings
SA National Society – Program for July 2019
Please click on this link to access the July Program SANS JULY PROGRAM 2019
2019 – Killie Campbell Bursary Winner Paul Maluleka
Thesis Topic: Towards a decolonised and Africanisedschool history curriculum in post-apartheid South Africa:A case study of the FET phase. (To be completed).
SA National Society – Notice of meeting – 11 June 2019 – Apollo 17, the untold story
Click on the link for details of the June meeting: Notice of meeting June 2019
Durban – Britannia Hotel 1879
Durban’s Britannia Hotel in Umgeni Road, is an institution. Aside from the well renowned standard of its food, especially curry, the hotel is in a time warp going back to the date of its establishment in 1879, by Castle Wine