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Admiralty Way, Summerstrand, Port Elizabeth Dense patch of parasitic galls on seed pods of Acacia longifolia. The whole tree was as heavily infected. [NOTE: This looks more like a fungal infection on Acacia saligna (M Timm Hoffman 8 Sep 2006)].
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At the Selmar Schonland Herbarium in the Albany Museum, Grahamstown Mr. Tony Dold, first assistant and taxonomist. After amalgamation of the study-collections at the Albany Museum and Rhodes University, early 1990's.
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At the Selmar Schonland Herbarium in the Albany Museum, Grahamstown Mr. Tony Dold, first assistant and taxonomist. After amalgamation of the study-collections at the Albany Museum and Rhodes University, early 1990's.
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Ayton's Hotel in New Street, afterwards known as the Phoenix Hotel
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Bathurst Street Grahamstown, circa 1920s
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Bathurst Street, Grahamstown
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Canterbury (street across), Grahamstown
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Cape Corp Camp, Grahamstown
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Decorative arch to welcome the Governor Sir Henry Loch to Grahamstown in 1890 A decorative arch, part of the town decorations to welcome the Governor on the occasion of the laying of the foundation stone of the chancel of the Cathedral of St Michael and St George, reads in Latin "Praetorem Andreae pueri Aidanique salutant, omnes Patronum te clamant urbis alumni." (St Andrew's and St Aidan's boys greet the Governor, and all the scholars of the city schools hail their patron) Smaller shields read "Religio" and "Scientia". (Religion and knowledge)
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Drostdy Arch from Drostdy View of ten uniformed men in the arched gateway to the Drostdy, with the Drostdy itself visible behind them.
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Drostdy building back view
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Drostdy building from a distance Drostdy barracks circa 1835 - 1842.
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Drostdy building near view
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Drostdy building with troops on parade
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First house (prison) built in Grahamstown Photograph depicting first house in Grahamstown. Coral tree planted by Arnoldus Bernardus Dietz,High Street, Grahamstown.
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First house (prison) built in Grahamstown - side view High Street, Grahamstown.
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First house (prison) built in Grahamstown, 1813 High Street, Grahamstown.
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Fort Selwyn overlooking Grahamstown South
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Frances Annie Evans taken while at Wesleyan High School for Girls, Grahamstown Frances Annie Evans (Workman) taken while at Wesleyan High School for Girls, Grahamstown.
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Front view of St. George's Church Shows the original square tower.
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Gardens, Grahamstown
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Grahamstown
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Grahamstown Botanical Gardens near the north gate Varied vegetation. Gardens date from 1853.
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Grahamstown Cathedral 1962 Added to the lantern slide collection by Dr Charles GE Cory, son of Sir George Cory.
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Grahamstown Cathedral from Church Square 1900 Ox wagons and oxen teams in the foreground.