Items · Cory Library and Historical Archives

Sawyes cyanide works

Scene at the terminus: awaiting the governor's train- The inscription partly seen on the right was "our two roads of progress: Railroads and Cecil Rhodes!"

Scene from the College production

Schauder Ave., Holland Park, Port Elizabeth

Adolph Schauder looking up to the street sign bearing his name. Schauder Avenue is situated in the Port Elizabeth suburb Holland Park.

Schauder Township scene

School boy playing cricket

School children walking

Seal of the Lt. Governor Stockenstrom

Second year students at Armstrong House - trophy presentation

A photograph album showing views of buildings and people at St Michaels and St Matthews Missions in Keiskammahoek, South Africa.

Selborne College Founders Day parade

Self portrait (pencil) by Les Seller

Selling water in Market Square, The Pump scene

This painting by Frederick I’Ons is sometimes called ‘The Pump scene’, and shows the well which used to be sited at the junction of High and Bathurst Street – not Market Square as mentioned in the title. The double storey building in the background made way for the Commemoration Church in later years.

Selmar Schonland Herbarium, Albany Museum, Grahamstown

Display Sister Jeannie's flower paintings in foyer. A gift from Sisters of the Community of the Resurrection, per kind favour, the Curator, Tony Dold. (the white spot is a light reflection).

Selmar Schonland Herbarium, Albany Museum, Grahamstown

Three examples of Mary Elizabeth Barber's flower paintings. All stapelias. By kind permission the Curator, Mr. T. Dold

Selmar Schonland Herbarium, Albany Museum, Grahamstown

Display Sister Jeannie's flower paintings in foyer. A gift from Sisters of the Community of the Resurrection, per kind favour, the Curator, Tony Dold. (the white spot is a light reflection).

Serial photo of Round Hill Bathurst (centre of picture)

Vegetated dune-hill showing mature vegetation there in 1926 before Kenton-on-Sea was built up. Taken by C.J.Skead in 1926 when a schoolboy at St. Andrews College. He and a party of friends walked stark naked from here along the beach to Bushman's River Mount without fear of being seen by a soul.