Cory Library and Historical Archives

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  Plan of barracks at Fort Wiltshire (sic)

  Fort Willshire was built by the Royal Engineers under Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Willshire of the 38th Regiment, on the orders of Lord Charles Somerset, in 1819.
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  Plan of Bathurst
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  Plan of Durban harbour
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  Plan of Fort Natal : shewing the position occupied by the troops marked A

  Surveyed by Lt. Williams ; drawn by H.W. Piers, Jan. 1839.
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  Plan of Graaff Reinet

  Inscription reads Survey by me (sgd:)J L Leeb Swn. Land Surveyor
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  Plan of Graham's Town, Plan of Grahamstown

  "Plan probably drawn 1824. Copied by E. Lewcock, Sept. 1962. Original in Albany Museum, Courtesy Surveyor-General."
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  Plan of Graham's Town, Plan of Grahamstown

  Plan of Grahamstown noting owners of erven 1 to 20 and at Cape Corps Barracks (Fort England). Duplicate of MP145. The map is unsigned and a photocopy. Given to the Cory Library by Mr. K.S. Hunt
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  Plan of Grahamstown in 1814

  Copy made by Sir George Cory in 1904 of a plan of Grahamstown dated 1814.
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  Plan of Grahamstown, Grahamstown : a socio-ecological study of a small South African town

  Map 1 in the map album accompanying the thesis by Hilstan Lett Watts, "Grahamstown : a socio-ecological study of a small South African town", Rhodes University thesis, 1957. Map signed 1955. This map is based on a municipal map, with necessary corrections. Street widths are exaggerated for the purpose of clarity. The street pattern shown is for the town in 1951. The so-called "Hottentot Village" is today the Coloured location.
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  Plan of Keiskama river and Fort Wiltshire (sic)

  Fort Willshire was built by the Royal Engineers under Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Willshire of the 38th Regiment, on the orders of Lord Charles Somerset, in 1819.
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  Plan of Lovedale

  Letterbook copy of a plan of Lovedale, annotated 1846, changed to 1856.
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  Plan of Port Elizabeth (Cape Colony)

  Plan of Port Elizabeth (Cape Colony). Supplement to Donaldson and Hill's Eastern Province Cape Colony directory, 1904.
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  Plan of properties bounded by High Street [Roberts Street], African Street, [Cawood Street] and [Spring Street] being Block F of the lands granted to the municipality, giving Lot number and specific details of Lot 63

  Divided and planned by Joh. H. Fort (1864) with later transfer subdivisions by W.R. Piers (1880).
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  Plan of proposed buildings for the Inter State Native College (later Fort Hare University)
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  Plan of section of Fort Wiltshire (sic) as intended to have been completed

  Fort Willshire was built by the Royal Engineers under Lieutenant Colonel Thomas Willshire of the 38th Regiment, on the orders of Lord Charles Somerset, in 1819.
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  Plan of territories formerly known as Kaffraria proper

  Plan of Territories formerly known as Kaffraria proper: simplified handdrawn copy of the 1884 map of the territories formerly known as Kaffraria, with additional information inserted by Alfred William Burton. Surveyors C.P. Watermeyer; Fletcher ; MacDonald, Schunke, Tilney, Norris, Greeff, Greathead, F. Watermeyer; Erskine, Hughes R.N., Changuion, Pritchard and O. Mehliss, and military sketches by Messrs Colley and Grant and the Intelligence Branch of the Quartermaster General's Department. Photocopy stuck on card. Transkeian territories. First produced in 1884 by 14 surveyors and 3 others.See MP 307, L (77) d 1 for the original map by fourteen surveyors and Military sketches.
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  Plan of territories formerly known as Kaffraria proper, lying between the following boundaries, the Quathlamba range on the north, the sea coast on the east, Natal on the north east and the Kei and Indwe on south west

  Plan of Territories formerly known as Kaffraria proper, lying between the following boundaries, The Quathlamba range on the north, the sea coast on the east, Natal on the north east and the Kei and Indwe on south west. Compiled by plans of surveys by surveyors C.P. Watermeyer; Fletcher; MacDonald, Schunke, Tilney, Norris, Greeff, Greathead, F. Watermeyer; Erskine, Hughes R.N., Changuion, Prithcard and O. Mehliss, and military sketches by Messrs Colley & Grant & the Intelligence Branch of the Quartermaster General's Department. Includes approximate table of distances from Kokstad to several magistracies and Umtata. Map signed by A (Abraham) de Smidt, surveyor general.
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  Plan of the Baptist section of the old cemetery with some names and plot numbers
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  Plan of the City of Grahamstown

  Plan of the City of Grahamstown, 1934 prepared by A W Marshall, City Engineer's Department.
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  Plan of the city of Grahamstown

  Plan of the city of Grahamstown; framed from survey and compilation in 1887 by E.D. Barker, GLS and R.S. Fairbridge GLS … by Ernest Grubb, City Engineer. "London Geographical Institute".
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  Plan of the City of Grahamstown, 1924

  Plan of the City of Grahamstown, 1924 compiled in the Office of the Surveyor General, Cape Town. Compiled from plans and diagrams filed in the office of the Registrar of Deeds and Surveyor General Cape Town.
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  Plan of the Diocese of St John's, Kaffraria
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  Plan of the division of East London, British Kaffraria

  Plan of the division of East London, British Kaffraria, taken from general plans framed by D. Macdonald, A. E. Murray, E.T. Cooper, H.E.R. Bright, J.X. Merriman, J. Powell, E. Griffiths, W.D. Dumbleton, C. Watermeyer, H. Bryant, Lieutenant Colley, C.A. Smith and C.J. Gray, Government Surveyors; Compiled by C. Neumann Thomas, Surveyor General's Office, Cape Town, 1867. Scale 1" = 4000 Cape Roods. 1 sheet 30" x 72". Showing Field Cornetcy areas and Leased Lots.
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  Plan of the ground in the neighbourhood of Block Drift near the Chumie River in Kaffirland : shewing the position whereon the commander in chief has directed a temporary post to be erected.
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  Plan of the subdivisions of Featherstone's Kloof originally called Kowiefontein showing the portion it is proposed to sell

  Drawn by A.W.M. ; signed by W.A. Hodge, City Engineer.