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Children and two men appear in the middleground, with chapel and huts in the background. -
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A series of photographs taken at the time of the Klipfontein evictions, the resultant trial at the Supreme Court Grahamstown, and the eventual settlement of those evicted in the Glenmore resettlement location, showing some of the residents involved, officials, members of the press, as well as aerial and on site views of Glenmore. Photographers: Dave Forbes, Ben Maclennan, Evert Smith, and an unknown photographer. This photograph shows a bus driving out of Glenmore -
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A series of photographs showing views of forced removal of communities from Klipfontein farm, near Kenton-on-sea, and other areas, to Glenmore in 1979. These photographs were accumulated by Ben Maclennan when he worked as a journalist for Eastern Province Herald, covering the move, and when he wrote the book "Glenmore : the story of a forced romoval" The photograph shows part of Klipfontein - the Bushman's River farm owned by Coloured families under testamentary trust, where 1 460 African squatters have congregated in recent years. Houses all owner-built, range from brick structures to traditional wattle and daub, mostly plastered -
A series of photographs showing views of forced removal of communities from Klipfontein farm, near Kenton-on-sea, and other areas, to Glenmore in 1979. These photographs were accumulated by Ben Maclennan when he worked as a journalist for Eastern Province Herald, covering the move, and when he wrote the book "Glenmore : the story of a forced removal. This photograph showing part of Klipfontein - the Bushman's River farm owned by Coloured families under testamentary trust, where 1 460 African squatters have congregated in recent years. Houses, all owner-built, range from brick structures to traditional wattle and daub, mostly plastered" Photograph processed by Eastern Province Herald, 31 March 1979 -
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Photographs taken at the time of the Klipfontein evictions, the resultant trial at the Supreme Court Grahamstown, and the eventual settlement of those evicted in the Glenmore resettlement location, showing some of the residents involved, officials, members of the press, as well as aerial and on site views of Glenmore. Photographers: Dave Forbes, Ben Maclennan, Evert Smith, and an unknown photographer. This photograph shows people sitting on benches during a court case or meeting -
Photographs taken at the time of the Klipfontein evictions, the resultant trial at the Supreme Court Grahamstown, and the eventual settlement of those evicted in the Glenmore resettlement location, showing some of the residents involved, officials, members of the press, as well as aerial and on site views of Glenmore. Photographers: Dave Forbes, Ben Maclennan, Evert Smith, and an unknown photographer. This photograph shows an unidentified African man, possibly, Mr Shorty Mxokozeli during Bushmans RU trial -
Photographs taken at the time of the Klipfontein evictions, the resultant trial at the Supreme Court Grahamstown, and the eventual settlement of those evicted in the Glenmore resettlement location, showing some of the residents involved, officials, members of the press, as well as aerial and on site views of Glenmore. Photographers: Dave Forbes, Ben Maclennan, Evert Smith, and an unknown photographer. This photograph shows an unidentified African man, possibly, Mr Shorty Mxokozeli during Bushmans RU trial -
Photographs taken at the time of the Klipfontein evictions, the resultant trial at the Supreme Court Grahamstown, and the eventual settlement of those evicted in the Glenmore resettlement location, showing some of the residents involved, officials, members of the press, as well as aerial and on site views of Glenmore. Photographers: Dave Forbes, Ben Maclennan, Evert Smith, and an unknown photographer. This photograph shows an old man during Bushmans RU case -
Photographs taken at the time of the Klipfontein evictions, the resultant trial at the Supreme Court Grahamstown, and the eventual settlement of those evicted in the Glenmore resettlement location, showing some of the residents involved, officials, members of the press, as well as aerial and on site views of Glenmore. Photographers: Dave Forbes, Ben Maclennan, Evert Smith, and an unknown photographer. This photograph shows two older gentlemen , one in a beanie and the other in a hat during Bushmans RU trial -
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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. -
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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Glass negative : Views of the interior of Butler Bros., booksellers, stationers and importers, Cradock, possibly showing flood damage as the pictures show great confusion and mess. -
Glass negative : Views of the interior of Butler Bros., booksellers, stationers and importers, Cradock, possibly showing flood damage as the pictures show great confusion and mess. -
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Diagram of the location … and extension thereof ceded to Capt. Thomas Butler's party, now the farm Melville Park, in the district of Albany; surveyed 13th June 1826 [by] Wm. J. Brown. Photo negative. -
A sepia-toned historical photograph showing a high-angle panoramic view of Butterworth (Gcuwa), South Africa. The foreground features a prominent steel truss railway bridge crossing a river, with a second, smaller wooden or lighter bridge visible further upstream. The town settlement is visible on the rolling hills in the background. -
Transcribed from the back of the photograph: Standard 5 – 1949 Sitting Row: L to R. G Anderson, P Verner , D Fennell, B Wild, M Coetzer, J Ford, E Card Second Row: L to R. L Elias, J Holl, R Caley, J Penfold, P Elliot, D Smith, D Dicks, A V d. Walt Third Row: L to R. N Hulley, J Thompson, D Range, S Torr, G Engelbrecht, K Fennell, V Harrison Fourth Row. L to R. A Wilkins, G. Sahd, D. Hollis, R. Futter, M. Jacobs, L v. d. Walt, G. Strachan -
Photograph of a group of men standing outside a business named C.J. Stirk, in Grahamstown, South Africa.