Cory Library and Historical Archives

Items

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  Map of Africa, 1794
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  Map of Africa, 1794. Estate of Monomotapa
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  Map of Eastern Province showing Province of Queen Adelaide
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  Map of Little Namaqualand and Great Bushmanland together, otherwise known as the terribory annexed to the Colony by proclamation of 17 December 1847 shewing the portions yet unexplored, the borders of the subdivided districts, the native locations and missions, the mining locality and the author's route from Colesburg to Steinkopf
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  Map of South Africa
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  Map of Stellaland

  Map of Stellaland showing the surrounding territories signed by R.A. Lavertine,[1884]
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  Map of the country from Algoa Bay to the Great Kei River, Cape of Good Hope : being the eastern frontier and the country of the adjacent kaffirs compiled under the direction of Lieut. Colonel Piper, comg. Royal Engr., from the original surveys in the Royal Engineer Office, Cape Town, and other documents furnished by the Surveyor General's Department.

  Lithographed by James Wyld, geographer to the Queen 457 Strand, 11 & 12 Charing Cross S.W. and 2 Royal Exchange E.C.,1849. Note: the position of the military posts are marked by a red circle, and the present colonial boundary is marked with a red tint. Copy of the original.
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  Map of the district of Matatliela

  Map of the district of Matatiele; compiled from maps, plans and diagrams filed in the Surveyor General's Office, Cape Town [by] C. Neumann Thomas.
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  Map of the Eastern frontier of the Cape Colony

  Map of the Eastern frontier of the Cape Colony, compiled by Henry Hall, a draughtsman to the Royal engineers, Cape Town, from military and other surveys, and dedicated by permission to J.F. Burgoyne. Published London, Edward Stanford.
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  Map of the Great Fish River Irrigation Board (as per government proclamation no. 63 of 1920 : showing the areas under minor boards and private schemes)

  Map of the Great Fish River Irrigation Board. C.H. Hughes, circle engineer; A.D. Lewis, Director of Irrigation.
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  Mapapu's daughter and two other young girls at Glenmore

  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 Eaastern Province Herald, covering the move, and when he wrote the book "Glenmore : the story of a forced romoval"
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  Margaret
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  Margaret

  Photograph of Margaret (the woman in the photograph (presumably Margaret) is sitting on a bench with a baby on her lap
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  Margaret Ann Phillips (Isherwood)

  Photograph of Margaret Ann Phillips (Isherwood) sitting in a high chair
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  Margaret Evans
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  Margaret Evans, daughter of Arthur, 1974

  Margaret Evans, daughter of Arthur, 1974.
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  Margaret Green, Connie Greaves and Noel Boyes

  Photograph of Margaret Green with Connie Greaves and Noel Boyes, a senior student
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  Margaret Levey

  Photograph of Margaret Levey
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  Margaret Makepeace

  Photograph of Margaret Makepeace, aged 12 months
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  Margaret, Elizabeth and Jean Hutton

  Photograph of Margaret, Elizabeth and Jean Hutton (presumably the daughters of Peggy Hutton née Tebbutt)
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  Margaret, Elizabeth and Jean Hutton

  Photograph of Margaret, Elizabeth and Jean Hutton (presumably the daughters of Peggy Hutton née Tebbutt)
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  Margaret, the daughter of Molly McNally

  Photograph of Margaret, the daughter of Molly McNally
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  Margaret, the daughter of Rita Levey

  Photograph of Margaret, the daughter of Rita Levey
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  Margaret, the niece of Isobel Green

  Photograph of Margaret, the niece of Isobel Green
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  Mariette Varder and Beth Behrmann, 1939