List of heritage sites in Cape Town CBD and the Waterfront

This is a list of the heritage sites in Cape Town's CBD, the Waterfront, and the Bo-Kaap as recognized by the South African Heritage Resources Agency.[1][2]

For additional provincial heritage sites declared by Heritage Western Cape, the provincial heritage resources authority of the Western Cape Province of South Africa, please see the entries at the end of the list. These sites have been declared subsequent to the implementation of the new legislation on 1 April 2000 and unlike those in the SAHRA portion of the list are not former national monuments declared by the former National Monuments Council, the predecessor of both SAHRA and Heritage Western Cape. In the instance of these sites the "identifier" code used is that of Heritage Western Cape rather than SAHRA.

SAHRA identifier Site name Description Town District NHRA status Coordinates Image
9/2/018/0003 SAHRA, 111 Harrington Street, Cape Town The building formerly known as Granite Lodge and the extension (for the two structures to form the St. George's Orphanage for Girls), now used as the Head Office of the SAHRA. Granite Lodge, a predominantly Georgian granite-fronted house was built c. 1834 for Anthony Oliphant, the first Attorney-General of the Cape Colony. Otto Landsberg, the famous artist and tobacconist, lived here from 1845 to 1865. Current use: Offices. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′47″S 18°25′22″E
The building formerly known as Granite Lodge and the extension (for the two structures to form the St. George's Orphanage for Girls), now used as the Head Office of the SAHRA. Granite Lodge, a predominantly Georgian granite-fronted house was built c. 1834 for Anthony Oliphant, the first Attorney-General of the Cape Colony. Otto Landsberg, the famous artist and tobacconist, lived here from 1845 to 1865. Current use: Offices.
9/2/018/0003-001 Granite Lodge, 109 Harrington Street, Cape Town Type of site: House. Current use: Offices. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′47″S 18°25′22″E
Type of site: House. Current use: Offices.
9/2/018/0003-002 Old St George's Orphanage, Roeland Street, Cape Town Type of site: House Current use: Offices. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′47″S 18°25′22″E
9/2/018/0004/001 Robben Island Embarkation Building, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town Cape Town, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°54′15″S 18°25′16″E
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9/2/018/0007 Tyne Building, 140, 142 and 148 Long Street, Cape Town Current use: Commercial. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′27″S 18°25′01″E
Current use: Commercial.
9/2/018/0007-001 140 Long Street, Cape Town Current use: Commercial. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′27″S 18°25′02″E
Current use: Commercial.
9/2/018/0007-002 142 Long Street, Cape Town Current use: Commercial. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′27″S 18°25′01″E
Current use: Commercial.
9/2/018/0007-003 148 Long Street, Cape Town Current use: Commercial. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′27″S 18°25′01″E
Current use: Commercial.
9/2/018/0009 C H Pearne Building, 25 Adderley Street, Cape Town Architectural style: EDWARDIAN INFL. Type of site: Commercial. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provisional Protection 33°55′27″S 18°25′16″E
Architectural style: EDWARDIAN INFL. Type of site: Commercial.
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9/2/018/0011 22 Kloof Street, Gardens, Cape Town 33°55′40″S 18°24′44″E
9/2/018/0013 Two reservoirs in Belvedere Avenue and Camp Street, Gardens, Cape Town Type of site: Reservoir. Cape Town, Gardens The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°56′18″S 18°24′44″E
Type of site: Reservoir.
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9/2/018/0014 Molteno Power Station, Molteno Road, Oranjezicht, Cape Town Type of site: Power Station. Cape Town, Oranjezicht The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°56′19″S 18°24′37″E
Type of site: Power Station.
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9/2/018/0015 59 Shortmarket Street, Cape Town 33°55′17″S 18°25′07″E
9/2/018/0016 61 Shortmarket Street, Cape Town 33°55′17″S 18°25′07″E
9/2/018/0017 63 Shortmarket Street, Cape Town 33°55′17″S 18°25′07″E
9/2/018/0018 65 Shortmarket Street, Cape Town 33°55′17″S 18°25′07″E
9/2/018/0019 76 Strand Street, Cape Town Architectural style: Cape Dutch elements. Current use: Commercial. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′11″S 18°25′14″E
9/2/018/0020 78 Strand Street, Cape Town Architectural style: Victorian elements. Current use: Commercial. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′11″S 18°25′13″E
9/2/018/0021 Leinster Hall, 7 Weltevreden Street, Gardens, Cape Town Leinster Hall was built in the 1850s by Sebastiaan Hofmeyr on a plot which previously formed part of the farm Weltevreden. The original part of the outbuildings was erected simultaneously. Type of site: House. Current use: Restaurant. Cape Town, Gardens The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′59″S 18°24′41″E
9/2/018/0023 115 Hope Street, Erf 95743, Cape Town 33°55′59″S 18°25′04″E
9/2/018/0025 Old SA Leather Agency, 38 Buitenkant Street, Cape Town 33°55′42″S 18°25′21″E
9/2/018/0026 St George's Grammar School, Queen Victoria Street, Cape Town Architectural style: Cape Revival elements. Type of site: School – the building housed St. George's Grammar School before it moved to Mowbray. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°56′47″S 18°28′48″E
Architectural style: Cape Revival elements. Type of site: School – the building housed St. George's Grammar School before it moved to Mowbray.
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9/2/018/0027 Winchester House, 72-74 Long Street, Cape Town 33°55′19″S 18°25′10″E
9/2/018/0029 81-83 Bree Street, Cape Town 33°55′14″S 18°25′09″E
9/2/018/0030 Hatfield Street Terrace, 129-141 Hatfield Street, Lower Gardens, Cape 33°55′55″S 18°24′55″E
9/2/018/0030/001 139 Hatfield Street, Lower Gardens, Cape Town Cape Town, Gardens The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′56″S 18°24′55″E
9/2/018/0030/2 129-131 Hatfield Street, Lower Gardens, Cape Town 33°55′55″S 18°24′55″E
9/2/018/0030/3 133 Hatfield Street, Lower Gardens, Cape Town 33°55′55″S 18°24′55″E
9/2/018/0030/4 135 Hatfield Street, Lower Gardens, Cape Town 33°55′56″S 18°24′55″E
9/2/018/0030/5 137 Hatfield Street, Lower Gardens, Cape Town 33°55′56″S 18°24′55″E
9/2/018/0030/6 141 Hatfield Street, Lower Gardens, Cape Town 33°55′56″S 18°24′55″E
9/2/018/0031 Semi-detached houses, Hanover Road, Fresnaye, Cape Town Cape Town
9/2/018/0031/01 "Dotsville" Hanover Road, Fresnaye, Erf 301, Cape Town Cape Town
9/2/018/0031/02 Stanley Cottage, Hanover Road, Fresnaye, Erf 302, Cape Town Cape Town
9/2/018/0032 Welgemeend, 2 Welgemeend Street, Gardens, Cape Town Several estates on the slopes of Table Mountain above the Company’s garden and Rust en Vreugd were granted to free burghers and officials during the seventeenth century, and in the century that followed fine mansions were built on these lands.. Cape Town, Gardens The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°56′04″S 18°24′32″E
Several estates on the slopes of Table Mountain above the Company’s garden and Rust en Vreugd were granted to free burghers and officials during the seventeenth century, and in the century that followed fine mansions were built on these lands..
9/2/018/0034 Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, Granger Bay, Cape Town 33°54′11″S 18°25′22″E
9/2/018/0034/001/02 Clock Tower, Table Bay Harbour, Cape Town This Victorian clocktower with its Gothic characteristics was erected as a signal tower in 1883. Type of site: Clock Tower. Cape Town, Victoria & Alfred Waterfront The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°54′23″S 18°25′20″E
This Victorian clocktower with its Gothic characteristics was erected as a signal tower in 1883. Type of site: Clock Tower.
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9/2/018/0034/002/03 The Moorings, off Portswood Road, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town Cape Town, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront The Cape Provisional Protection 33°54′21″S 18°25′05″E
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9/2/018/0034/002/04 Treadmill, Erf 15, Portswood Road, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town Type of site: Treadmill. Cape Town, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront The Cape Provisional Protection 33°54′19″S 18°25′05″E
Type of site: Treadmill.
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9/2/018/0034/002/05 Old Labourers' Hostel, Portswood Road, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town Cape Town, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront The Cape Provisional Protection 33°54′25″S 18°25′21″E
9/2/018/0034/002/07 Ulundi, 1 Portswood Road, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town Cape Town, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront The Cape Provisional Protection 33°54′23″S 18°25′00″E
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9/2/018/0034/002/08 Dockhouse No. 1 and No. 2, off Portswood Road, Portswood Ridge, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town Cape Town, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront The Cape Provisional Protection 33°54′20″S 18°25′08″E
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9/2/018/0034/002/09 Old Production Control Office, off Portswood Road, Portswood Ridge, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town Cape Town, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront The Cape Provisional Protection 33°54′19″S 18°25′05″E
9/2/018/0034/002/10 Embankment and Tunnel, off Portswood Road, Portswood Ridge, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town Type of site: Tunnel. Cape Town, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront The Cape Provisional Protection 33°54′20″S 18°25′06″E
Type of site: Tunnel.
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9/2/018/0034/002/11 The Moorings Gateway and Boundary Wall, Portswood Road, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town Cape Town, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront The Cape Provisional Protection 33°54′20″S 18°25′06″E
9/2/018/0034/002/12 The Moorings No. 10, Quarry Road, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town Cape Town, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront The Cape Provisional Protection 33°54′20″S 18°25′06″E
9/2/018/0034/002/13 The Moorings No. 5, Quarry Road, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town THE MOORINGS No. 5

Dwelling inspected: September 1982

Part single-, part double-storey dwelling. Single-storey: bluestone wall, pediment, raking brick coping, hardwood casement and fanlight with quoined moulded plaster surrounds, plaster string course.

 Cape Town, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront The Cape Provisional Protection 33°54′23″S 18°25′06″E
9/2/018/0034/002/14 The Moorings No. 2 and No. 3, off Portswood Road, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town THE MOORINGS No. 2 AND No. 3

Dwellings inspected: September 1982

Double-storey, 3-bay, SW façade: Ground: plastered stoep wall and piers, steel roof sheeting. Centrally divided glazed and lower flush panelled teak door, fanlight, ovolo moulded frame.

 Cape Town, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront The Cape Provisional Protection 33°54′20″S 18°25′05″E
THE MOORINGS No. 2 AND No. 3 Dwellings inspected: September 1982 Double-storey, 3-bay, SW façade: Ground: plastered stoep wall and piers, steel roof sheeting. Centrally divided glazed and lower flush panelled teak door, fanlight, ovolo moulded frame.
9/2/018/0034/002/15 The Moorings No. 1, off Portswood Road, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town THE MOORINGS No. 1

Dwelling inspected: September 1982

Double-storey, SW corner unit contains fabric of original Breakwater Convict Station. Plastered bluestone (shown unplastered in c1890 photograph), pitched corrugated iron roof. Type of site: House.

 Cape Town, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront The Cape Provisional Protection 33°54′20″S 18°25′06″E
THE MOORINGS No. 1 Dwelling inspected: September 1982 Double-storey, SW corner unit contains fabric of original Breakwater Convict Station. Plastered bluestone (shown unplastered in c1890 photograph), pitched corrugated iron roof. Type of site: House.
9/2/018/0034/002/16 Garages, off Portswood Road, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town Cape Town, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront The Cape Provisional Protection 33°54′25″S 18°25′21″E
9/2/018/0034/002/18 Time Ball Tower, Portswood Ridge, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town This tower, which was erected in 1883, was used as a repeater-station for harbour signals between the Observatory and Signal Hill. In 1895 the tower was raised from 17 feet to 34 feet. The ball, which was hand-operated at first, was electrified in 1903. Type of site: Time Ball Tower. Cape Town, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°54′21″S 18°25′09″E
This tower, which was erected in 1883, was used as a repeater-station for harbour signals between the Observatory and Signal Hill. In 1895 the tower was raised from 17 feet to 34 feet. The ball, which was hand-operated at first, was electrified in 1903. Type of site: Time Ball Tower.
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9/2/018/0034/01 Pierhead Precinct, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, Granger Bay, 33°54′21″S 18°25′17″E
9/2/018/0034/01/01 Ferryman's Tavern, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, Granger Bay, 33°54′18″S 18°25′10″E
9/2/018/0034/01/03 Old Electric Power and lighting station, Pierhead Precinct, Victoria and Waterfront Cape Town
9/2/018/0034/02 Portswood Precinct, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, Granger Bay, Cape Town Cape Town
9/2/018/0034/02/01 The Moorings, No 6, Erf 15, Off Portswood Road, Victoria and Alfred Cape Town
9/2/018/0034/02/02 Hostel Kitchen, Erf 15, Off Portswood Road, Victoria and Alfred Cape Town
9/2/018/0034/02/03 The Moorings, Erf 15, Off Portswood Road, Victoria and Alfred Cape Town
9/2/018/0034/02/04 Treadmill, Erf 15, Off Portswood Road, Victoria and Alfred Cape Town
9/2/018/0034/02/05 Labourer's Hostel, Erf 15, Portswood Road, Victoria and Alfred Cape Town
9/2/018/0034/02/07 Ulundi Dwelling, Erf 1, Portswood Road, Victoria and Alfred Cape Town
9/2/018/0034/02/08 Dockhouse, No1 and 2 Erf 1, The Ridge, Victoria and Alfred Cape Town prov decl 1991-1997
9/2/018/0034/02/09 Production Control Office, Erf 1, The Ridge, Victoria and Alfred Cape Town
9/2/018/0034/02/10 Embankment & Tunnel, Erf 1, The Ridge, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town
9/2/018/0034/02/11 The Moorings, Gateway & Boundary Wall, Erf 16, Portswood Road, Cape Town
9/2/018/0034/02/12 Windermere, The Moorings No 10, Quarry Road, Victoria and Alfred Cape Town
9/2/018/0034/02/13 The Moorings No 5, Erf 1, Quarry Road, Victoria and Alfred Cape Town
9/2/018/0034/02/14 The Moorings No 2 & 3, Erven 1 & 16, Off Portswood Road, Victoria and Cape Town
9/2/018/0034/02/15 The Moorings No 1, Erven 1 & 16, Off Portswood Road, Victoria & Alfred Cape Town
9/2/018/0034/02/16 Garages, Erf 16, Off Portwood Road, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town
9/2/018/0034/02/17 Breakwater Prison, Erf 14, Cape Town Cape Town
9/2/018/0034/02/18 Time Ball Tower, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town Cape Town
9/2/018/0034/03 New Basin Precinct, Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, Granger Bay, Cape Cape Town
9/2/018/0034/03/1 Amsterdam Battery, 11 & 13 Port Road, Cape Town 33°54′44″S 18°25′13″E
9/2/018/0034/04 Gateway Precinct, Victoria & Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town Cape Town
9/2/018/0034/05 South Arm, V&A Waterfront, Cape Town Cape Town
9/2/018/0034/06 Granger Bay, V & A Waterfront, Cape Town Cape Town
9/2/018/0034/07 Breakwater Precinct, Victoria and Alfred Waterfront, Cape Town Cape Town
9/2/018/0034/08 Clock Tower precinct, V & A (Chavonnes battery) 33°54′24″S 18°25′20″E
9/2/018/0034/09 Upper Basin Precinct, V& A Waterfront/ Marina Cape Town
9/2/018/0036 Belvedere Building, cnr Bouquet and St John's Streets, Cape Town Type of site: House Previous use: Hotel / offices. Current use: Commercial. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′42″S 18°25′08″E
Type of site: House Previous use: Hotel / offices. Current use: Commercial.
9/2/018/0038 Block bounded by Loop, Prestwich, Long and Riebeeck Streets, Cape Town Cape Town
9/2/018/0040 St George's Mall, St George's Street, Cape Town 33°55′20″S 18°25′19″E
9/2/018/0041 86 Hout Street, Cape Town 33°55′14″S 18°25′09″E
9/2/018/0042 St Stephen's Church, Riebeeck Square, Cape Town The only building on Riebeeck Square is St. Stephen’s Church, but it was, in fact, the first theatre or, as the Coloured people called it, the first ""komediehuis"" in South Africa.

Type of site: Church. Previous use: Theatre. Current use: Church : Dutch Reformed Mission. This building was opened as a theatre in 1800 and was taken into use as a church and school in 1839.

 Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′16″S 18°25′04″E
The only building on Riebeeck Square is St. Stephen’s Church, but it was, in fact, the first theatre or, as the Coloured people called it, the first ""komediehuis"" in South Africa. Type of site: Church. Previous use: Theatre. Current use: Church : Dutch Reformed Mission. This building was opened as a theatre in 1800 and was taken into use as a church and school in 1839.
9/2/018/0042/1 Old organ, St Stephen's Church, Riebeeck Square Cape Town Cape Town
9/2/018/0043 CAPE TOWN MUNICIPAL AREA, GENERAL Cape Town
9/2/018/0045 Cape Heritage House, 67-73 Burg Street, Cape Town Type of site: Commercial. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′25″S 18°25′10″E
9/2/018/0046 8, 10, 12 and 12a Vredehoek Avenue, Oranjezicht, cape Town Cape Town 33°56′12″S 18°25′06″E
9/2/018/0046/01 8 Vredehoek Avenue, Oranjezicht, Cape Town Cape Town 33°56′12″S 18°25′06″E
9/2/018/0046/02 10 Vredehoek Avenue, Oranjezicht, Cape Town Cape Town 33°56′12″S 18°25′06″E
9/2/018/0046/03 12 Vredehoek Avenue, Oranjezicht, Cape Town Cape Town 33°56′12″S 18°25′06″E
9/2/018/0046/04 12a Vredehoek Avenue, Oranjezicht, Cape Town Cape Town 33°56′12″S 18°25′06″E
9/2/018/0047 79-81 Kloof Street, Gardens, Cape Town Cape Town 33°55′50″S 18°24′38″E
9/2/018/0047/001 79 Kloof Street, Gardens, Cape Town Cape Town, Gardens The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′50″S 18°24′38″E
9/2/018/0047/002 81 Kloof Street, Gardens, Cape Town Cape Town, Gardens The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′50″S 18°24′38″E
9/2/018/0050 3-5, 7 and 9 Breda Street, Earl's Court, Hiddingh Avenue, Model Villa, Hiddingh Avenue, Gardens, Cape Town Cape Town, Gardens The Cape Provisional Protection 33°56′05″S 18°24′59″E
9/2/018/0050/001 3-5 Breda Street, Gardens, Cape Town Cape Town, Gardens The Cape Provisional Protection 33°56′04″S 18°24′59″E
9/2/018/0050/002 7 Breda Street, Gardens, Cape Town s/s Type of site: House. Cape Town, Gardens The Cape Provisional Protection 33°56′05″S 18°24′59″E
s/s Type of site: House.
9/2/018/0050/003 9 Breda Street, Gardens, Cape Town Cape Town, Gardens The Cape Provisional Protection 33°56′05″S 18°24′59″E
9/2/018/0050/004 Earl's Court, 6 Hiddingh Avenue, Gardens, Cape Town Cape Town, Gardens The Cape Provisional Protection 33°56′04″S 18°25′00″E
9/2/018/0050/005 Model Villa, 4 Hiddingh Avenue, Gardens, Cape Town Type of site: House Cape Town, Gardens The Cape Provisional Protection 33°56′03″S 18°25′00″E
9/2/018/0051 Valkenberg Hospital building complex, Observatory, Cape Town Type of site: Hospital Cape Town, Observatory The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°56′21″S 18°28′54″E
9/2/018/0052 Victoria Court, 301-305 Long Street, Cape Town Cape Town 33°55′38″S 18°24′52″E
9/2/018/0054 Wolseley House, 22 Sophia Street, Oranjezicht, Cape Town Cape Town, Oranjezicht The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°56′26″S 18°25′00″E
9/2/018/0055 Carl Hermann Building, 5-7 Corporation Street, Cape Town Type of site: Commercial. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′34″S 18°25′21″E
Type of site: Commercial.
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9/2/018/0056 The Castle of Good Hope, Cape Town
Main article: Castle of Good Hope
On 8 April 1652, Jan van Riebeeck took possession of the “Cape Outpost” in the name of the United East India Company and their most Noble and High Mightinesses the States General of the United Netherlands. He built his “Fort of Good Hope”. Type of site: Fort.		 Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′33″S 18°25′40″E
Main article: Castle of Good Hope
On 8 April 1652, Jan van Riebeeck took possession of the “Cape Outpost” in the name of the United East India Company and their most Noble and High Mightinesses the States General of the United Netherlands. He built his “Fort of Good Hope”. Type of site: Fort.
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9/2/018/0056/01 The William Fehr Collection, Castle, Rust en Vreugd Cape Town 33°55′34″S 18°25′41″E
9/2/018/0058 Stuttafords Building, Adderley Street, Cape Town Cape Town
9/2/018/0059 Stone wall, Buitengracht, Cape Town Type of site: Wall. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′28″S 18°24′47″E
Type of site: Wall.
9/2/018/0059-001 VR Post Box, Buitengracht, Cape Town Type of site: Post Box Current use: Post box. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′28″S 18°24′47″E
Type of site: Post Box Current use: Post box.
9/2/018/0060 6 Bellevue Street, Oranjezicht, Cape Town Cape Town, Oranjezicht The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°56′12″S 18°24′16″E
9/2/018/0061 Gardens Presbyterian Church, 151 Hatfield Street, Gardens, Cape Town Type of site: Church Current use: Church : Presbyterian. Cape Town, Gardens The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′59″S 18°24′51″E
Type of site: Church Current use: Church : Presbyterian.
9/2/018/0063 ICS Building, 10 Dock Road, Cape Town Type of site: Commercial Current use: Offices / Shops. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°54′17″S 18°25′06″E
9/2/018/0065 Van Rheede van Oudtshoorn Vault, Faure Street, Gardens, Cape Town Type of site: Vault. Cape Town, Gardens The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′51″S 18°24′41″E
Type of site: Vault.
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9/2/018/0066 Moravian Church and Parsonage, Moravian Hill, District Six, Cape Town Type of site: Church and Parsonage Current use: Church : Moravian. Cape Town, District Six The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′55″S 18°25′57″E
Type of site: Church and Parsonage Current use: Church : Moravian.
9/2/018/0068 Grand Parade, Cape Town
Main article: Grand Parade (Cape Town)
The Parade is inseparably associated with the Castle of Good Hope. Most of the garrison at the Cape were billeted in the Castle and a parade ground was essential for their proper training. Consequently steps were taken even before the Castle was completed.

The Grand Parade is one of Cape Town's historical squares and was the military parade ground during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.

 Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′29″S 18°25′28″E
Main article: Grand Parade (Cape Town)
The Parade is inseparably associated with the Castle of Good Hope. Most of the garrison at the Cape were billeted in the Castle and a parade ground was essential for their proper training. Consequently steps were taken even before the Castle was completed. The Grand Parade is one of Cape Town's historical squares and was the military parade ground during the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries.
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9/2/018/0069 Sunny Lodge, 3 Flower Street, Gardens, Cape Town Cape Town 33°56′16″S 18°25′03″E
9/2/018/0070 Dunkley Mews, 14 Wandel Street, 14-26 Dunkley Street, 31 Barnet Cape Town 33°55′55″S 18°25′01″E
9/2/018/0070/001 18 Dunkley Street, Gardens, Cape Town Cape Town, Gardens The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′54″S 18°25′00″E
9/2/018/0070/002 22 Dunkley Street, Gardens, Cape Town Cape Town, Gardens The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′54″S 18°25′01″E
9/2/018/0070/003 24 Dunkley Street, Gardens, Cape Town Cape Town, Gardens The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′54″S 18°25′01″E
9/2/018/0070/004 Maria's Greek Restaurant, 31 Barnet Street, Gardens, Cape Town These five properties form an integral part of a row of nine double-storeyed Cape-Georgian terraced houses that were erected in 1886 by William James Hatfield. The corner shop units were added in 1901. Current use: Restaurant. Cape Town, Gardens The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′53″S 18°25′00″E
9/2/018/0070/005 14 Dunkley Street, Gardens, Cape Town These five properties form an integral part of a row of nine double-storeyed Cape-Georgian terraced houses that were erected in 1886 by William James Hatfield. The corner shop units were added in 1901. Cape Town, Gardens The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′54″S 18°25′00″E
These five properties form an integral part of a row of nine double-storeyed Cape-Georgian terraced houses that were erected in 1886 by William James Hatfield. The corner shop units were added in 1901.
9/2/018/0070/006 16 Dunkley Street, Gardens, Cape Town These five properties form an integral part of a row of nine double-storeyed Cape-Georgian terraced houses that were erected in 1886 by William James Hatfield. The corner shop units were added in 1901. Cape Town, Gardens The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′54″S 18°25′00″E
9/2/018/0070/007 20 Dunkley Street, Gardens, Cape Town These five properties form an integral part of a row of nine double-storeyed Cape-Georgian terraced houses that were erected in 1886 by William James Hatfield. The corner shop units were added in 1901. Cape Town, Gardens The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′54″S 18°25′01″E
These five properties form an integral part of a row of nine double-storeyed Cape-Georgian terraced houses that were erected in 1886 by William James Hatfield. The corner shop units were added in 1901.
9/2/018/0070/009 Roxy, 14 Wandel Street, Gardens, Cape Town Current use: Restaurant. These five properties form an integral part of a row of nine double-storeyed Cape-Georgian terraced houses that were erected in 1886 by William James Hatfield. The corner shop units were added in 1901. Cape Town, Gardens The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′55″S 18°25′01″E
Current use: Restaurant. These five properties form an integral part of a row of nine double-storeyed Cape-Georgian terraced houses that were erected in 1886 by William James Hatfield. The corner shop units were added in 1901.
9/2/018/0070/8 26 Dunkley Street, Gardens, Cape Town Cape Town 33°55′55″S 18°25′01″E
9/2/018/0071 158 Buitengracht, Cape Town Cape Town, Bo-Kaap The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′22″S 18°24′52″E
9/2/018/0072 151, 159 - 161 Loop Street, Cape Town Cape Town 33°55′26″S 18°24′59″E
9/2/018/0073 SA Museum, Queen Victoria Street, Cape Town Cape Town 33°55′43″S 18°24′54″E
9/2/018/0074 2-12 Grove Road, Mowbray, Cape Town Cape Town 33°56′45″S 18°28′22″E
9/2/018/0074/3 6 Gove Road, Mowbray, Cape Town Cape Town 33°56′45″S 18°28′22″E
9/2/018/0078 65-69 Buitengracht Street, Cape Town Cape Town 33°55′13″S 18°25′05″E
9/2/018/0079 Lutheran Church, Strand Street, Cape Town This unique group of eighteenth century buildings stands in Strand Street, higher up and across the street from Koopmans-de Wet House. It owes its attraction to the fact that these buildings were designed as an architectural entity. Type of site: Church. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′08″S 18°25′10″E
This unique group of eighteenth century buildings stands in Strand Street, higher up and across the street from Koopmans-de Wet House. It owes its attraction to the fact that these buildings were designed as an architectural entity. Type of site: Church.
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9/2/018/0080 see 9/2/111/0060 Cape Town
9/2/018/0082 Methodist Publishing House, cnr Church & Burg Street, Cape Town Cape Town 33°55′24″S 18°25′09″E
9/2/018/0085 71 Roeland Street, Cape Town Architectural style: EDWARDIAN. Type of site: Commercial. Current use: Commercial. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′45″S 18°25′18″E
Architectural style: EDWARDIAN. Type of site: Commercial. Current use: Commercial.
9/2/018/0086 Centre for the Book, Queen Victoria Street, Cape Town Architectural style: Edwardian. Type of site: Government. Previous use: Archives. Current use: Library. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′37″S 18°24′57″E
Architectural style: Edwardian. Type of site: Government. Previous use: Archives. Current use: Library.
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9/2/018/0087 Silverknowles, 20 Brownlow Street, Tamboerskloof, Cape Town Cape Town, Tamboerskloof The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′38″S 18°24′18″E
9/2/018/0088 Oslo House, 1 Belvedere Avenue, Oranjezicht, Cape Town Type of site: House. Cape Town, Oranjezicht The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°56′23″S 18°24′54″E
Type of site: House.
9/2/018/0091 Table Bay Panorama Painting, by J L Pickering (1885), Cape Town The Cape Heritage Object 33°55′22″S 18°25′12″E
9/2/018/0092 Greenmarket Square, Cape Town Greenmarket Square - one of the squares around which Cape Town developed. In early times it was the site of the vegetable and fruit market. During the seventeenth century a number of streets came into existence above fashionable Sea Street (Strand Street) in which the Koopmans-de Wet House and the unique group of buildings of the Lutheran Church still survive today. Type of site: Square. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′22″S 18°25′12″E
Greenmarket Square - one of the squares around which Cape Town developed. In early times it was the site of the vegetable and fruit market. During the seventeenth century a number of streets came into existence above fashionable Sea Street (Strand Street) in which the Koopmans-de Wet House and the unique group of buildings of the Lutheran Church still survive today. Type of site: Square.
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9/2/018/0093 Bellevue, St John's Hostel, Upper Kloof Street, Gardens, Cape Town Cape Town, Higgovale The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°56′18″S 18°24′07″E
9/2/018/0094 Mount Nelson Hotel, Oranje Street, Gardens Cape Town 33°55′54″S 18°24′45″E
9/2/018/0094/003 Outbuildings, Mount Nelson Hotel, Orange Street, Gardens, Cape Town Type of site: Outbuilding. Cape Town, Gardens The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′54″S 18°24′41″E
Type of site: Outbuilding.
9/2/018/0094/01 Taunton House & Taunton Cottage, 6 & 8 Hof Street, Gardens, Cape Town Cape Town 33°55′55″S 18°24′46″E
9/2/018/0094/02 10 Hof Street, Gardens, Cape Town Cape Town 33°55′56″S 18°24′45″E
9/2/018/0094/04 Buitenkommen Tuin (Helmsley Hotel) Hof Street, Gardens Cape Town Cape Town
9/2/018/0095 see 9/2/111/0020 Cape Town
9/2/018/0096 Longkloof Complex, Kloof Street, Gardens, Cape Town Cape Town
9/2/018/0097 Ammunition Magazine, Tamboerskloof, Cape Town Type of site: Magazine. Cape Town, Tamboerskloof The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′30″S 18°24′29″E
9/2/018/0098 Zorgvliet, Sir George Grey Street, Gardens, Cape Town Zorgvliet is one of the oldest properties in the Cape and dates, according to Dr. Mary Cook, back to 1669, when a small freehold grant of 2 morgan was made to Matthuys Coeymans. In 1774 it was in the possession of Hendrik Oostewald Eksteen. Type of site: House. Current use: House. This house with its Cape Dutch and Victorian characteristics is situated on one of the oldest properties in the Cape Province. The property was granted to Matthys Coeymans as early as 1669. The Victorianisation dates from the 1850s when tall shuttered Victorian casements replaced the half sashes. Other woodwork was also altered in the interests of prestigious living and the doorways in the front facade were replaced with wide neo-gothic doors. Cape Town, Gardens The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°56′18″S 18°24′57″E
9/2/018/0100 Rust en Vreugd, Buitenkant Street, Cape Town Rust en Vreugd is one of the few impressive and beautifully finished town houses that survived from the eighteenth century. It is situated on land that, according to old maps of Cape Town, had already been granted to a free burgher in the 17th century. Type of site: House. Previous use: House. Current use: Museum. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′49″S 18°25′14″E
Rust en Vreugd is one of the few impressive and beautifully finished town houses that survived from the eighteenth century. It is situated on land that, according to old maps of Cape Town, had already been granted to a free burgher in the 17th century. Type of site: House. Previous use: House. Current use: Museum.
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9/2/018/0101 Huguenot House, 66-66a Loop Street, Cape Town Cape Town 33°55′15″S 18°25′10″E
9/2/018/0102 Tafelberg Dutch Reformed Church, Buitenkant Street, Cape Town This late Victorian church complex which dates from 1892 was given in trust to the Nieuwe Kerk by Susanna Maria Johanna Hertzog with the stipulation that when a self supporting congregation came into being in the area, it be transferred to them. The Church complex divides into three sections: the symmetrical fronted Church itself, the Cornelia Home on Cornelia Avenue, and the William Frederick School Building on Commercial Street.

The Church building has a finely carved corner foundation stone. Type of site: Church. Current use: Church : Dutch Reformed.

 Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′43″S 18°25′22″E
This late Victorian church complex which dates from 1892 was given in trust to the Nieuwe Kerk by Susanna Maria Johanna Hertzog with the stipulation that when a self supporting congregation came into being in the area, it be transferred to them. The Church complex divides into three sections: the symmetrical fronted Church itself, the Cornelia Home on Cornelia Avenue, and the William Frederick School Building on Commercial Street. The Church building has a finely carved corner foundation stone. Type of site: Church. Current use: Church : Dutch Reformed.
9/2/018/0103 Milestones, Main Road, Cape Town Cape Town
9/2/018/0104 Rolfes House, 6 Dorman Street, Cape Town Cape Town 33°55′44″S 18°24′45″E
9/2/018/0105 First National Bank, Adderley Street, Cape Town Cape Town 33°55′23″S 18°25′20″E
9/2/018/0106 Groote Kerk, Adderley Street, Cape Town The first church on this land was built in 1678. It was replaced by the present building in 1841, but the original tower was retained. The pulpit is the work of Anton Anreith and the carpenter Jacob Graaff and was put into use in 1789.

Type of site: Church. Current use: Church : Dutch Reformed.

 Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′29″S 18°25′15″E
The first church on this land was built in 1678. It was replaced by the present building in 1841, but the original tower was retained. The pulpit is the work of Anton Anreith and the carpenter Jacob Graaff and was put into use in 1789. Type of site: Church. Current use: Church : Dutch Reformed.
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9/2/018/0107 Riebeeck Square (block bounded by Shortmarket, Bree, Church and Buitengracht Streets), Cape Town Riebeeck Square - one of the squares round which Cape Town developed. It was first known as Boeren-plein, and later as Hottentot Square. Here the farmers

outspanned their wagons and off-loaded their products. During the seventeenth century Cape Town expanded for the most part from the sea towards Table Mountain along the axis of the Heerengracht or Adderley Street. During the eighteenth century it expanded laterally also, and began to fill Table Valley. Type of site: Square.

 Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′16″S 18°25′03″E
Riebeeck Square - one of the squares round which Cape Town developed. It was first known as Boeren-plein, and later as Hottentot Square. Here the farmers outspanned their wagons and off-loaded their products. During the seventeenth century Cape Town expanded for the most part from the sea towards Table Mountain along the axis of the Heerengracht or Adderley Street. During the eighteenth century it expanded laterally also, and began to fill Table Valley. Type of site: Square.
9/2/018/0110 Old YMCA, 60 Queen Victoria Street, Cape Town Cape Town 33°55′38″S 18°24′58″E
9/2/018/0111 St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Somerset Road, Cape Town Cape Town
9/2/018/0113 Old Drill Hall, Darling Street, Cape Town Type of site: Drill Hall Previous use: Drill hall. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′33″S 18°25′28″E
Type of site: Drill Hall Previous use: Drill hall.
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9/2/018/0114 50 Orange Street, Gardens, Cape Town Type of site: House Previous use: House. Current use: Restaurant. Once threatened by decay and demolition, this fine Cape Georgian building, constructed for the Lieschings, one of the Cape's most prominent families, has been restored to form one of the finest remaining examples of its particular architectural period in Cape Town, Gardens The Cape Register 33°55′44″S 18°24′47″E
9/2/018/0115 City Hall, Darling Street, Cape Town Type of site: City Hall Current use: City Hall. This City Hall which is predominantly in the Italian Renaissance style, was designed by the architects Harry Austin Reid and Frederick George Green of Johannesburg and erected by the builders Thomas Howard and John Gibson Scott. The corner-stone was laid Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′31″S 18°25′27″E
Type of site: City Hall Current use: City Hall. This City Hall which is predominantly in the Italian Renaissance style, was designed by the architects Harry Austin Reid and Frederick George Green of Johannesburg and erected by the builders Thomas Howard and John Gibson Scott. The corner-stone was laid
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9/2/018/0116 Zonnebloem College Complex, Woodstock, Cape Town Cape Town
9/2/018/0117 2 Dorman Street, Gardens, Cape Town Cape Town, Gardens The Cape Provisional Protection 33°55′44″S 18°24′46″E
9/2/018/0118 City and Civil Service Club, Queen Victoria Street, Cape Town Cape Town
9/2/018/0119 4 Dorman Street, Gardens, Cape Town Cape Town 33°55′44″S 18°24′46″E
9/2/018/0120 Block bounded by Adderley, Longmarket & Parliament Streets, Cape Town Cape Town
9/2/018/0121 Old YMCA Building, 44 Long Street, Cape Town Architectural style: VICTORIAN. Type of site: YMCA Current use: Commercial. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′17″S 18°25′13″E
Architectural style: VICTORIAN. Type of site: YMCA Current use: Commercial.
9/2/018/0122 Coowatool Islam Mosque, 214 Loop Street, Cape Town Architectural style: CLASSICAL MIHRAB. Type of site: Mosque Current use: Mosque. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′35″S 18°24′49″E
Architectural style: CLASSICAL MIHRAB. Type of site: Mosque Current use: Mosque.
9/2/018/0123 "Klein Melkbosch", Melkboschstrand, Cape Town Cape Town
9/2/018/0124 Millners Dental Suppliers, 88 Long Street, Cape Town Cape Town 33°55′20″S 18°25′09″E
9/2/018/0125 Metropolitan Methodist Church, Greenmarket Square, Cape Town Cape Town 33°55′22″S 18°25′11″E
9/2/018/0126 "HMS Sceptre Memorial", Cape Town Harbour, Cape Town Cape Town
9/2/018/0127/001 Botuin, Leeuwenhof, Hof Street, Cape Town Above Hof Street, just behind Leeuwenhof, the official residence of the Administrator of the Cape, there is an interesting little group of buildings known as Botuin. It consists of a gabled house, a long building at right angles to it and high garden wall Type of site: House Current use: Residential.

"Botuin" was a portion of the historical old farm Leeuwenhof.

 Cape Town, Oranjezicht The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°56′19″S 18°24′21″E
Above Hof Street, just behind Leeuwenhof, the official residence of the Administrator of the Cape, there is an interesting little group of buildings known as Botuin. It consists of a gabled house, a long building at right angles to it and high garden wall Type of site: House Current use: Residential. "Botuin" was a portion of the historical old farm Leeuwenhof.
9/2/018/0127/002 Leeuwenhof, Hof Street, Cape Town This important old Cape house, at present the official residence of the Administrator of the Cape Province, was built circa 1782 by J. C. Bräsler.

1693 Simon van der Stel granted land to Guillaum Heems, a Burgher Councillor at the Cape. House probably bu Type of site: House. This important old Cape house, at present the official residence of the Administrator of the Cape Province, was built circa 1782 by J. C. Bräsler.

 Cape Town, Oranjezicht The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°56′17″S 18°24′21″E
This important old Cape house, at present the official residence of the Administrator of the Cape Province, was built circa 1782 by J. C. Bräsler. 1693 Simon van der Stel granted land to Guillaum Heems, a Burgher Councillor at the Cape. House probably bu Type of site: House. This important old Cape house, at present the official residence of the Administrator of the Cape Province, was built circa 1782 by J. C. Bräsler.
9/2/018/0128 Block bounded by Bree, Shortmarket, Hout & Buitengracht Streets, Erven 2081 Cape Town 33°55′14″S 18°25′06″E
9/2/018/0128-001 108 Shortmarket Street, Cape Town Architectural style: CAPE DUTCH ELEMENTS. Current use: Commercial. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′14″S 18°25′04″E
Architectural style: CAPE DUTCH ELEMENTS. Current use: Commercial.
9/2/018/0131 Inn on the Square, Greenmarket Square, Cape Town Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′21″S 18°25′11″E
9/2/018/0132 Old Synagogue Jewish Museum, Gardens Avenue & Hatfield Street Cape Town 33°55′52″S 18°24′58″E
9/2/018/0133 Old Granary, Buitenkant Street, Cape Town Cape Town
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9/2/018/0134 Old gracht walls, Castle Street, Cape Town Cape Town 33°55′30″S 18°25′34″E
9/2/018/0135 Platteklip and mill, Van Riebeeck Park, Oranjezicht, Cape Town Cape Town 33°56′39″S 18°25′04″E
9/2/018/0137 St. Philip's Chapel,. Chapel Street, Zonnebloem Cape Town 33°55′45″S 18°26′09″E
9/2/018/0138 St. Mark's Church, St. Mark's Street, Zonnebloem, Cape Town Cape Town 33°55′52″S 18°25′52″E
9/2/018/0139 De Waal Park, Gardens, Cape Town This park was originally part of the Van Breda estate, Oranjezicht. For 170 years the estate belonged to this family and it extended from the Platteklip Gorge against the slope of Table Mountain to Molteno Road and Camp Street. Type of site: Park. The De Waal Park was laid out through the endeavours of David Christiaan de Waal, M.L.A., Mayor of Cape Town (1889-90) and opened in 1895 as a park for the use of the general public. Cape Town, Gardens The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°56′12″S 18°24′45″E
This park was originally part of the Van Breda estate, Oranjezicht. For 170 years the estate belonged to this family and it extended from the Platteklip Gorge against the slope of Table Mountain to Molteno Road and Camp Street. Type of site: Park. The De Waal Park was laid out through the endeavours of David Christiaan de Waal, M.L.A., Mayor of Cape Town (1889-90) and opened in 1895 as a park for the use of the general public.
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9/2/018/0140 Church Square, Cape Town Church Square.- One of the squares round which Cape Town developed. It was the square used by churchgoers of the Groote Kerk.

While he was still occupied with the building of his fort, Jan van Riebeeck started to lay out a garden between the fort and the Fresh River. As time went on, the garden was extended in the direction of the mountain. Type of site: Square.

 Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′31″S 18°25′17″E
Church Square.- One of the squares round which Cape Town developed. It was the square used by churchgoers of the Groote Kerk. While he was still occupied with the building of his fort, Jan van Riebeeck started to lay out a garden between the fort and the Fresh River. As time went on, the garden was extended in the direction of the mountain. Type of site: Square.
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9/2/018/0141 Old Town House, Greenmarket Square, Cape Town This building stands as a proud example of eighteenth century architecture and symbolises the development of local government in Cape Town.

When free colonists were created the Company granted them representation in the Council of Justice. Type of site: Town Hall.

 Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′23″S 18°25′12″E
This building stands as a proud example of eighteenth century architecture and symbolises the development of local government in Cape Town. When free colonists were created the Company granted them representation in the Council of Justice. Type of site: Town Hall.
9/2/018/0142 Rheezicht, Gorge Road, Cape Town Type of site: House Current use: Dwelling. Cape Town, Oranjezicht The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°56′27″S 18°25′04″E
9/2/018/0143 161 Long Street, Cape Town Cape Town 33°55′28″S 18°25′02″E
9/2/018/0144 Old Fire Station, Strand Street, Cape Town Cape Town
9/2/018/0145 25 Montrose Avenue, Oranjezicht, Cape Town Cape Town 33°56′29″S 18°24′34″E
9/2/018/0146 Gardens Commercial High School, Paddock Avenue, Gardens, Cape Town Type of site: School Current use: School. Cape Town, Gardens The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′48″S 18°24′59″E
Type of site: School Current use: School.
9/2/018/0149 Company Gardens, Cape Town This garden is situated on the site where commander van Riebeeck originally laid out a garden supply visiting ships with fresh provisions

The settlement at the Cape began with a fort and a garden. ""Choose . . . a place for the fort . . . Then choose good soil for the gardens . . . Also plant fruit trees.""These were some of Jan van Riebeeck’s instructions. So he built his Fort of Good Hope Type of site: Botanical Garden. "

 Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′39″S 18°25′00″E
This garden is situated on the site where commander van Riebeeck originally laid out a garden supply visiting ships with fresh provisions The settlement at the Cape began with a fort and a garden. ""Choose . . . a place for the fort . . . Then choose good soil for the gardens . . . Also plant fruit trees.""These were some of Jan van Riebeeck’s instructions. So he built his Fort of Good Hope Type of site: Botanical Garden. "
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9/2/018/0150 178-196 Long Street, Cape Town Cape Town, Central The Cape Provisional Protection 33°55′32″S 18°24′57″E
9/2/018/0151 5-7 Wandel Street, Gardens, Cape Town Cape Town, Gardens The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′54″S 18°25′02″E
9/2/018/0152 15 Belvedere Avenue, Oranjezicht, Cape Town Type of site: House. This imposing dwelling with its late-Victorian features was erected at the turn of the century. It is one of the earliest dwellings to be erected in Belvedere Avenue, which is itself an architecturally important area in the suburb of Oranjezicht. Cape Town, Oranjezicht The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°56′22″S 18°24′49″E
Type of site: House. This imposing dwelling with its late-Victorian features was erected at the turn of the century. It is one of the earliest dwellings to be erected in Belvedere Avenue, which is itself an architecturally important area in the suburb of Oranjezicht.
9/2/018/0154 DISTRICT SIX LOCAL AREA, GENERAL Cape Town
9/2/018/0158 15 Glynville Terrace, Gardens, Cape Town Cape Town
9/2/018/0159 3 Camp Street, Gardens, Cape Town Cape Town 33°56′04″S 18°24′37″E
9/2/018/0160 5 Camp Street, Gardens, Cape Town Cape Town 33°56′04″S 18°24′37″E
9/2/018/0161 1 Welgemeend Street, Gardens, Cape Town Cape Town 33°56′04″S 18°24′36″E
9/2/018/0162 98 Long Street, Cape Town Cape Town 33°55′21″S 18°25′07″E
9/2/018/0163 Queens Hotel, Dock Road, Cape Town Cape Town 33°54′22″S 18°25′08″E
9/2/018/0165 see 9/2/018/0067/4 Cape Town
9/2/018/0168 Cape Gallery, 60 Church Street, Cape Town Cape Town 33°55′20″S 18°25′04″E
9/2/018/0170 Wagenaers Dam, Golden Acre, Adderley Street, Cape Town Cape Town
9/2/018/0175 Old National Mutual Building, 17 Church Square, Cape Town Architectural style: CAPE REVIVAL. Type of site: Commercial Current use: Office. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′30″S 18°25′18″E
Architectural style: CAPE REVIVAL. Type of site: Commercial Current use: Office.
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9/2/018/0176/1 Old Stables, Salibury Street, Cape Town Cape Town
9/2/018/0177 Old Slave Lodge, Adderley Street, Cape Town The Old Supreme Court at the top of the former Heerengracht (now Adderley Street) and adjoining Church Square is a remarkable building. Its history, its architectural merits and its symbolic significance make it unique in South Africa.

The proper housing Previous use: Supreme Court, Slave Lodge. Current use: Museum. This building was originally completed in 1680 as the Dutch East India Company's Slave Lodge. It was converted for use as government offices in the 19th century by Thibault (Inspector of Government Buildings), Anreith (sculptor) and Schutte (contractor).

 Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′30″S 18°25′13″E
The Old Supreme Court at the top of the former Heerengracht (now Adderley Street) and adjoining Church Square is a remarkable building. Its history, its architectural merits and its symbolic significance make it unique in South Africa. The proper housing Previous use: Supreme Court, Slave Lodge. Current use: Museum. This building was originally completed in 1680 as the Dutch East India Company's Slave Lodge. It was converted for use as government offices in the 19th century by Thibault (Inspector of Government Buildings), Anreith (sculptor) and Schutte (contractor).
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9/2/018/0178 Molteno Reservoir, Gardens, Cape Town Cape Town 33°56′19″S 18°24′44″E
9/2/018/0179 Hiddigh Campus, Orange Street, Cape Town Cape Town 33°55′47″S 18°24′47″E
9/2/018/0179/001 Egyptian building, Orange Street, Cape Town Just above Bertram House, also to the right of the Avenue, the so-called “Egyptian Building” of the University of Cape Town is situated. It lies concealed behind the old white wall of the Company’s park for beasts of prey and a beautiful gateway gives acc. This building was completed in 1841 for the South African College, later the University of Cape Town. It is the first building erected for higher education in South Africa and today still serves the same purpose. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′49″S 18°24′50″E
Just above Bertram House, also to the right of the Avenue, the so-called “Egyptian Building” of the University of Cape Town is situated. It lies concealed behind the old white wall of the Company’s park for beasts of prey and a beautiful gateway gives acc. This building was completed in 1841 for the South African College, later the University of Cape Town. It is the first building erected for higher education in South Africa and today still serves the same purpose.
9/2/018/0180 IDASA, 6 Spin Street, Cape Town This predominantly Edwardian building was erected in about 1902 and its design is attributed to Sir Herbert Baker. The building also forms an integral part of Church Square, which is bounded on all four sides by historical buildings. Current use: Commercial. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′32″S 18°25′17″E
This predominantly Edwardian building was erected in about 1902 and its design is attributed to Sir Herbert Baker. The building also forms an integral part of Church Square, which is bounded on all four sides by historical buildings. Current use: Commercial.
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9/2/018/0181 134-136 Long Street, Cape Town Architectural style: ART NOUVEAU ELEMENTS. Current use: Commercial. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′25″S 18°25′03″E
Architectural style: ART NOUVEAU ELEMENTS. Current use: Commercial.
9/2/018/0182 King's blockhouse, Cape Town After the First British occupation of the Cape in 1795, General J. H. Craig extended the French Line by building three more blockhouses further up Devil’s Peak. They were the Queen’s Blockhouse on the Zonnebloem estate, the Prince of Wales at a height of Type of site: Blockhouse Previous use: Fortification. Cape Town The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°57′02″S 18°27′01″E
After the First British occupation of the Cape in 1795, General J. H. Craig extended the French Line by building three more blockhouses further up Devil’s Peak. They were the Queen’s Blockhouse on the Zonnebloem estate, the Prince of Wales at a height of Type of site: Blockhouse Previous use: Fortification.
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9/2/018/0183 Locomotive, Cape Town Station, Cape Town Here in the midst of Cape Town in the modern railway station building stands a monument which calls our attention for a moment from the romantic past, epitomised in the Castle and Parade, to the realities of the age of the machine : an old railway engine. Type of site: Locomotive. Cape Town, Central The Cape Heritage Object 33°55′20″S 18°25′30″E
Here in the midst of Cape Town in the modern railway station building stands a monument which calls our attention for a moment from the romantic past, epitomised in the Castle and Parade, to the realities of the age of the machine : an old railway engine. Type of site: Locomotive.
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9/2/018/0184 Good Hope Lodge, Cape Town De Mist himself described the Lodge as the most beautiful in the world. The strong and bold façade of the building was, and still is, very striking. The interior was indeed impressive. From the entrance hall steps led up to the Temple—a huge hall with a f These buildings were erected in 1804, and are one of the most important examples of the collaboration of Anreith, Thibault and Schutte, the architect, the sculptor and the builder respectively, who exercised a great influence on architecture at the Cape a Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′43″S 18°25′05″E
9/2/018/0186 South African National Library, Cape Town The old building of the South African Library was designed by W. H. Kohler in the neo-classical style. The foundation stone was laid by Sir George Grey in 1858 and the building was officially opened by Prince Alfred in 1860.

The library was established Type of site: Library.

 Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′32″S 18°25′07″E
The old building of the South African Library was designed by W. H. Kohler in the neo-classical style. The foundation stone was laid by Sir George Grey in 1858 and the building was officially opened by Prince Alfred in 1860. The library was established Type of site: Library.
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9/2/018/0187 122 Bree Street, Cape Town This house is one of the few remaining Georgian double-storeyed houses in Cape Town, and is therefore an inalienable part of the city's architectural heritage. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′20″S 18°25′00″E
This house is one of the few remaining Georgian double-storeyed houses in Cape Town, and is therefore an inalienable part of the city's architectural heritage.
9/2/018/0188 173 Bree Street, Cape Town Type of site: Commercial Current use: Shop. In its present form this Victorian double-storeyed shop building with its cast-iron balcony dates from the end of the nineteenth century. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′26″S 18°24′55″E
Type of site: Commercial Current use: Shop. In its present form this Victorian double-storeyed shop building with its cast-iron balcony dates from the end of the nineteenth century.
9/2/018/0189 Jan de Waal House, 93 Bree Street, Cape Town Jan de Waal House is a double-storey five-bay town house with a shallow rusticated plaster front and finely detailed Georgian teak joinery (c. 1830). It also has an eight panelled entrance door with fanlight, as well as sashes, louvered shutters and a cem This double-storeyed house with its predominantly Georgian characteristics was presumably erected by Jan de Waal shortly after the property was granted to him in 1752 by the Governor Ryk Tulbagh. The present Georgian windows and door replaced those in the Architectural style: GEORGIAN ELEMENTS. Type of site: House Current use: Commercial. The erf of which this Georgian double-storeyed house stands, was granted to Jan de Waal in 1752. The house, which was presumably erected shortly afterwards, received its Georgian character early in the nineteenth century. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′16″S 18°25′07″E
Jan de Waal House is a double-storey five-bay town house with a shallow rusticated plaster front and finely detailed Georgian teak joinery (c. 1830). It also has an eight panelled entrance door with fanlight, as well as sashes, louvered shutters and a cem This double-storeyed house with its predominantly Georgian characteristics was presumably erected by Jan de Waal shortly after the property was granted to him in 1752 by the Governor Ryk Tulbagh. The present Georgian windows and door replaced those in the Architectural style: GEORGIAN ELEMENTS. Type of site: House Current use: Commercial. The erf of which this Georgian double-storeyed house stands, was granted to Jan de Waal in 1752. The house, which was presumably erected shortly afterwards, received its Georgian character early in the nineteenth century.
9/2/018/0190 Bertram House, Government Avenue, Cape Town This house clearly expresses the more important features of Georgian architecture. The exterior is undistinguished—a cube-shaped double-storeyed building in which the natural colour of its unplastered and un coloured brick walls is emphasised. It has sash Bertram House, which occupies an important place in the history of South African architecture, is one of several buildings erected within the original confines of the Dutch East India Company’s garden. It is partly hidden by a high wall near the top of th Type of site: House Previous use: Residential. Current use: Museum. Bertram House is probably the only surviving example of the brick houses of the English Georgian style. It was built during the first quarter of the nineteenth century. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′50″S 18°24′49″E
This house clearly expresses the more important features of Georgian architecture. The exterior is undistinguished—a cube-shaped double-storeyed building in which the natural colour of its unplastered and un coloured brick walls is emphasised. It has sash Bertram House, which occupies an important place in the history of South African architecture, is one of several buildings erected within the original confines of the Dutch East India Company’s garden. It is partly hidden by a high wall near the top of th Type of site: House Previous use: Residential. Current use: Museum. Bertram House is probably the only surviving example of the brick houses of the English Georgian style. It was built during the first quarter of the nineteenth century.
9/2/018/0191 WALMER ESTATE LOCAL AREA, GENERAL Cape Town
9/2/018/0192 14 Keerom Street, Cape Town This typical Cape eighteenth-century town house is situated on land which was originally granted to Hermanus Smuts in 1751 and is an important link with Cape Town's past. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′28″S 18°25′03″E
9/2/018/0193 Blue Lodge, 206-208 Long Street, Cape Town The Blue Lodge Hotel consists of a treble-storeyed building with two balconies and a steep roof with dormer windows, pinnacled gables and a corner turret of exuberant late-victorian design, just before 1900. The balconies have intricate moulded MacFarlane This impressive late Victorian building, which was erected at the turn of the century, forms an integral part of the architectural character of Long Street, a part of Cape Town where a uniformity of character has to a large extent remained. Architectural style: VICTORIAN. Type of site: Commercial. This impressive late Victorian building, which was erected at the turn of the century, forms an integral part of the architectural character of Long Street, a part of Cape Town where a uniformity of character has to a large extent remained. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′30″S 18°24′59″E
The Blue Lodge Hotel consists of a treble-storeyed building with two balconies and a steep roof with dormer windows, pinnacled gables and a corner turret of exuberant late-victorian design, just before 1900. The balconies have intricate moulded MacFarlane This impressive late Victorian building, which was erected at the turn of the century, forms an integral part of the architectural character of Long Street, a part of Cape Town where a uniformity of character has to a large extent remained. Architectural style: VICTORIAN. Type of site: Commercial. This impressive late Victorian building, which was erected at the turn of the century, forms an integral part of the architectural character of Long Street, a part of Cape Town where a uniformity of character has to a large extent remained.
9/2/018/0194 SA Mission Foundation Museum, 40 Long Street, Cape Town The Sendinggestig, which is the oldest indigenous mission church in the country, was erected shortly after the establishment of the South African Mission Society in 1799. The building was completed early in 1804 and consecrated on 15 March 1804 by the Rev Type of site: Church Current use: Museum. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′16″S 18°25′13″E
The Sendinggestig, which is the oldest indigenous mission church in the country, was erected shortly after the establishment of the South African Mission Society in 1799. The building was completed early in 1804 and consecrated on 15 March 1804 by the Rev Type of site: Church Current use: Museum.
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9/2/018/0195 Old YWCA Building, 78 Long Street, Cape Town The YWCA is a triple-storeyed Victorian building with a double-level cast-iron verandah. The main entrance doors are twin four-panelled teak doors. The ground floor has a grey granite surround with chrome trim around large windows. The facade of the build This Victorian building, which was rebuilt in 1903 by J. Parker of the firm Forsyth and Parker and dedicated to the memory of Minnie and Maria, daughters of J. A. Bam who died in Germany, forms an integral part of the architectural character of Long Street Architectural style: VICTORIAN. Type of site: YWCA Current use: Commercial. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′20″S 18°25′10″E
The YWCA is a triple-storeyed Victorian building with a double-level cast-iron verandah. The main entrance doors are twin four-panelled teak doors. The ground floor has a grey granite surround with chrome trim around large windows. The facade of the build This Victorian building, which was rebuilt in 1903 by J. Parker of the firm Forsyth and Parker and dedicated to the memory of Minnie and Maria, daughters of J. A. Bam who died in Germany, forms an integral part of the architectural character of Long Street Architectural style: VICTORIAN. Type of site: YWCA Current use: Commercial.
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9/2/018/0196 Huguenot Memorial Building, 48 Queen Victoria Street, Cape Town This predominantly Edwardian building was erected by the Synod of the Dutch Reformed Church to commemorate the arrival of the French Huguenots (1688). The foundation stone was laid on 24 August 1899 and the building was officially opened on 15 October 190 Type of site: Memorial Current use: Institutional. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′35″S 18°25′01″E
This predominantly Edwardian building was erected by the Synod of the Dutch Reformed Church to commemorate the arrival of the French Huguenots (1688). The foundation stone was laid on 24 August 1899 and the building was officially opened on 15 October 190 Type of site: Memorial Current use: Institutional.
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9/2/018/0197 Martin Melck House, Strand Street, Cape Town When he built the "warehouse", Martin Melck kept the eventual need for a parsonage in mind and took care to have possession of the land to the east of the church. At a later stage he transferred it to the church and after his death a parsonage was built o Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′09″S 18°25′11″E
When he built the "warehouse", Martin Melck kept the eventual need for a parsonage in mind and took care to have possession of the land to the east of the church. At a later stage he transferred it to the church and after his death a parsonage was built o
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9/2/018/0198 Koopmans-de Wet House, 35 Strand Street, Cape Town
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The first street in Cape Town was Sea Street, directly opposite Van Riebeeck’s Fort of Good Hope, along the beach to the west of the Heerengracht. This street today is far from the sea. Type of site: House Previous use: House. Current use: Museum.		 Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′15″S 18°25′17″E
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The first street in Cape Town was Sea Street, directly opposite Van Riebeeck’s Fort of Good Hope, along the beach to the west of the Heerengracht. This street today is far from the sea. Type of site: House Previous use: House. Current use: Museum.
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9/2/018/0199 Sexton's House, Strand Street, Cape Town This building at the corner of Strand and Buitengracht Streets was probably built at the same time as the Parsonage, that is between 1779 and 1783. It was originally separated from the Church by another house which the Church Council let out to tenants, b Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′08″S 18°25′10″E
This building at the corner of Strand and Buitengracht Streets was probably built at the same time as the Parsonage, that is between 1779 and 1783. It was originally separated from the Church by another house which the Church Council let out to tenants, b
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9/2/018/0200 Zorgwyk, 36 Breda Street, Gardens, Cape Town This house, which was built predominantly in the Georgian style, was originally the homestead of the loan farm Zorgwyk. The house, which is indicated on a map of 1820, is one of but a few of the homesteads of the early loan farms in the Upper Table Valley Type of site: House Current use: House. Cape Town, Gardens The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°56′16″S 18°24′58″E
9/2/018/0201 3 Faure Street, Gardens, Cape Town This house, which was erected in the late nineteenth century, consists of a single-storeyed building with bay window and finely decorated cast-iron verandah. The entrance has a single teak door with side and fanlights. The windows are all large-paned sash. This house with its impressive Cast-iron verandah dates from the late nineteenth century. It is an excellent example of late Victorian architecture. Cape Town, Gardens The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′47″S 18°24′43″E
9/2/018/0202 7 Glynville Terrace, Gardens, Cape Town Type of site: Terraced House. Cape Town, Gardens The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′55″S 18°25′00″E
Type of site: Terraced House.
9/2/018/0203 Ravenswood, Hatfield Street, Gardens, Cape Town Ravenswood House is the only known example in Cape Town of the late classical Georgian architectural style of the beginning of the 19th century. This double-storeyed building was probably erected between 1817 and 1835 by M. A. de Kock as one of a series o Type of site: House. Cape Town, Gardens The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′55″S 18°24′55″E
Ravenswood House is the only known example in Cape Town of the late classical Georgian architectural style of the beginning of the 19th century. This double-storeyed building was probably erected between 1817 and 1835 by M. A. de Kock as one of a series o Type of site: House.
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9/2/018/0204 Waterhof, 56 Hof Street, Gardens, Cape Town "Waterhof" was originally a part of Leeuwenhof, but became a separate property in 1782. The house was probably built in 1785 or 1786 and is one of the historic 18th-century houses on the slopes of Table Mountain.

Just below Leeuwenhof, on the opposite s Type of site: House. "Waterhof" was originally a part of Leeuwenhof, but became a separate property in 1782. The house was probably built in 1785 or 1786 and is one of the historic 18th-century houses on the slopes of Table Mountain.

 Cape Town, Gardens The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°56′14″S 18°24′28″E
9/2/018/0205 Anrieth pediment, Glaston House, 127-139 Bree Street, Cape Town As the town developed in the direction of Signal Hill at the end of the eighteenth century, the smart residential area of the rich merchants began to expand from Sea Street (Strand Street) towards Bree Street. Only a few stately eighteenth century double- . In the cornice and pediment there is a sculpture designed by well-known Cape architect Anton Anreith. It is the only example left of such embossment on a building in Cape Town, of which there were formerly at least twenty. Cape Town, Central The Cape Heritage Object 33°55′11″S 18°24′38″E
As the town developed in the direction of Signal Hill at the end of the eighteenth century, the smart residential area of the rich merchants began to expand from Sea Street (Strand Street) towards Bree Street. Only a few stately eighteenth century double- . In the cornice and pediment there is a sculpture designed by well-known Cape architect Anton Anreith. It is the only example left of such embossment on a building in Cape Town, of which there were formerly at least twenty.
9/2/018/0207 7 Union Street, Gardens, Cape Town This is an impressive late nineteenth-century house surrounded by a low masonry wall, with cast-iron infill. There are two bay windows on a projecting bay and the other a corner bay beneath the turret. There is a verandah running two lengths of the building. This impressive house, with its unusual hexagonal turret that surmounts the front verandah, was presumably erected in 1895. Its magnificent marble fireplaces are an exceptional feature. Cape Town, Gardens The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°56′00″S 18°24′38″E
This is an impressive late nineteenth-century house surrounded by a low masonry wall, with cast-iron infill. There are two bay windows on a projecting bay and the other a corner bay beneath the turret. There is a verandah running two lengths of the building. This impressive house, with its unusual hexagonal turret that surmounts the front verandah, was presumably erected in 1895. Its magnificent marble fireplaces are an exceptional feature.
9/2/018/0208 5 Upper Union Street, Gardens, Cape Town Type of site: House Previous use: Residential. Current use: Commercial. Cape Town, Gardens The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′55″S 18°24′30″E
9/2/018/0209 Somerset Hospital, Green Point, Cape Town East wing added in 1891. Verandahs added 1897 Queen's Jubilee The "New Somerset Hospital" was opened in 1862. It was the first hospital where doctors were trained in South Africa and played an important part in the history of Hospitals. Type of site: Hospital. Cape Town, Green Point The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°54′16″S 18°25′01″E
East wing added in 1891. Verandahs added 1897 Queen's Jubilee The "New Somerset Hospital" was opened in 1862. It was the first hospital where doctors were trained in South Africa and played an important part in the history of Hospitals. Type of site: Hospital.
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9/2/018/0210 De Goede Verwachting, 17 Cavalcade Road, Green Point, Cape Town De Goede Verwachting, which bears the date 1815 on its moulded front, is a building in the Georgian neo classical style. It stands in Cavalcade Road, Green Point, which is reached from York Road which turns sharply off the main road in a southerly direction.

A fine example of an early nineteenth-century house at the Cape. It bears the date 1815 and is an example of a Georgian house in the neo-classicistic style of building.

 Cape Town, Green Point The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°54′35″S 18°24′33″E
9/2/018/0214 San Remo, Camp Street, Gardens, Cape Town Cape Town
9/2/018/0215 105 Hatfield Street, Gardens, Cape Town Cape Town 33°55′52″S 18°24′58″E
9/2/018/0216 Chimney, 9 Bree Street, Cape Town Cape Town 33°55′04″S 18°25′20″E
9/2/018/0217 Van Breda memorial and graves, 8 Montrose Avenue, Oranjezicht, Cape Cape Town 33°56′28″S 18°24′47″E
9/2/018/0219 Hurling Pump, Prince Street, Cape Town The old pump-house at the corner of Prince and Sir George Grey Streets is a completely different kind of structure from the stately houses at the foot of Table Mountain. From the seventeenth century onwards water for domestic purposes was carried by slave Type of site: Pump. Cape Town, Gardens The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°56′17″S 18°24′56″E
The old pump-house at the corner of Prince and Sir George Grey Streets is a completely different kind of structure from the stately houses at the foot of Table Mountain. From the seventeenth century onwards water for domestic purposes was carried by slave Type of site: Pump.
9/2/018/0220 7 Belvedere Avenue, Oranjezicht, Cape Town Cape Town, Oranjezicht The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°56′23″S 18°24′53″E
9/2/018/0222 21 Belvedere Avenue, Oranjezicht, Cape Town Type of site: House. This impressive double-storeyed manor-house, which was erected shortly after the turn of the century, is an excellent example of Edwardian architecture, and has neo classical and Victorian features. Cape Town, Oranjezicht The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°56′22″S 18°24′46″E
Type of site: House. This impressive double-storeyed manor-house, which was erected shortly after the turn of the century, is an excellent example of Edwardian architecture, and has neo classical and Victorian features.
9/2/018/0223 23 Belvedere Avenue, Oranjezicht, Cape Town Cape Town, Oranjezicht The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°56′22″S 18°24′45″E
9/2/018/0224 Villa Catharina, 1 Rosebank Place, Oranjezicht, Cape Town This double-storey Victorian house is at the end of a row of attached town houses. It has an asbestos cement slate roof with a tall chimney and double-storey triangular bay window. The gable extends out over the barge decoration the cast-iron vent.

The do Type of site: House. This beautiful Victorian row house, which dates from the late nineteenth century, is an excellent and well-preserved example of its kind. The front facade is particularly good, with excellent detailing. The decorative barge ornamentation and orpate cast i

 Cape Town, Oranjezicht The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°56′14″S 18°24′52″E
This double-storey Victorian house is at the end of a row of attached town houses. It has an asbestos cement slate roof with a tall chimney and double-storey triangular bay window. The gable extends out over the barge decoration the cast-iron vent. The do Type of site: House. This beautiful Victorian row house, which dates from the late nineteenth century, is an excellent and well-preserved example of its kind. The front facade is particularly good, with excellent detailing. The decorative barge ornamentation and orpate cast i
9/2/018/0225 Muritai, 22 Rosemount Avenue, Oranjezicht, Cape Town Type of site: House. Cape Town, Oranjezicht The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°56′25″S 18°24′54″E
Type of site: House.
9/2/018/0231 St Cyprians School, Belmonth Avenue, Oranjezicht, Cape Town Cape Town 33°56′32″S 18°25′02″E
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9/2/018/0231/001 Gateway and walls, St Cyprian's School, Belmont Avenue, Oranjezicht, Cape Town This gateway and these walls date from the end of the 18th century and are situated on a portion of the historic Nooitgedacht property. Because of the impressive architectural style of the gateway and walls it is often stated that they were designed by Lo Type of site: Gateway. Cape Town, Oranjezicht The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°56′27″S 18°25′01″E
This gateway and these walls date from the end of the 18th century and are situated on a portion of the historic Nooitgedacht property. Because of the impressive architectural style of the gateway and walls it is often stated that they were designed by Lo Type of site: Gateway.
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9/2/018/0234 Houses of Parliament, Parliament Street, Cape Town The Garden and Avenue are of such an age that even buildings that must be regarded as encroaching on them have achieved historical importance. The Houses of Parliament at the lower end of the Avenue were completed in 1885. The building was to serve for tw Architectural style: NEO CLASSICAL ELEMENTS. Type of site: Government Current use: Parliament. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′32″S 18°25′10″E
The Garden and Avenue are of such an age that even buildings that must be regarded as encroaching on them have achieved historical importance. The Houses of Parliament at the lower end of the Avenue were completed in 1885. The building was to serve for tw Architectural style: NEO CLASSICAL ELEMENTS. Type of site: Government Current use: Parliament.
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9/2/018/0235 Tuynhuys, Stalplein, Cape Town Architectural style: CAPE DUTCH. Type of site: Government House Current use: Residential. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′38″S 18°25′07″E
Architectural style: CAPE DUTCH. Type of site: Government House Current use: Residential.
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9/2/018/0236 St. Mary's Cathedral, Roeland Street, Cape Town Cape Town 33°55′42″S 18°25′10″E
9/2/018/0237 46-56 Barnet Street, Gardens, Cape Town Cape Town 33°55′52″S 18°25′00″E
9/2/018/0237/001 46 Barnet Street, Gardens, Cape Town These three double-storeyed houses form an integral part of a row of six similar late-nineteenth-century terraced houses with Georgian and Victorian features. These three double-storeyed houses form an integral part of a row of six similar late-nineteenth-century terraced houses with Georgian and Victorian features. Cape Town, Gardens The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′52″S 18°25′00″E
9/2/018/0237/002 48 Barnet Street, Gardens, Cape Town These three double-storeyed houses form an integral part of a row of six similar late-nineteenth-century terraced houses with Georgian and Victorian features. These three double-storeyed houses form an integral part of a row of six similar late-nineteenth-century terraced houses with Georgian and Victorian features. Cape Town, Gardens The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′52″S 18°25′00″E
9/2/018/0237/006 56 Barnet Street, Gardens, Cape Town These three double-storeyed houses form an integral part of a row of six similar late-nineteenth-century terraced houses with Georgian and Victorian features. Cape Town, Gardens The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′53″S 18°25′00″E
9/2/018/0237/3 50 Barnet Street, Gardens, Cape Town Cape Town 33°55′52″S 18°25′00″E
9/2/018/0237/4 52 Barnet Street, Gardens, Cape Town Cape Town 33°55′53″S 18°25′00″E
9/2/018/0237/5 54 Barnet Street, Gardens, Cape Town Cape Town 33°55′53″S 18°25′00″E
9/2/018/0239 Old Mutual Building, Darling Street, Cape Town Cape Town 33°55′27″S 18°25′21″E
9/2/018/0240 ORANJEZICHT, GENERAL Cape Town
9/2/018/0242 Government Avenue, Cape Town The Government Avenue which even today gives its own particular character to the Gardens and, indeed, to Cape Town, was mentioned as early as 1685 by Chavalier de Chaumont : “The main walk, which is fourteen hundred and fifty paces (about I 305 metres) lo Type of site: Avenue. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′37″S 18°25′05″E
The Government Avenue which even today gives its own particular character to the Gardens and, indeed, to Cape Town, was mentioned as early as 1685 by Chavalier de Chaumont : “The main walk, which is fourteen hundred and fifty paces (about I 305 metres) lo Type of site: Avenue.
9/2/018/0242/001 Western Gateway (Lioness gate), Government Avenue, Cape Town The walls and gates are part of the improvements made in the avenue by the well-known architect Thibault in 1803-1804 at the instance of Governor Janssens. The lionesses at the western gate is the work of Anreith. This gate is therefore an example of the co-operation between these famous artists. The lionesses on the western gateway (Signal Hill side) are still the original sculptures of Anreith.[3] In the course of years the lionesses on the western gateway were damaged, but they were restored at the request of the Commission.[4] Type of site: Gateway. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′49″S 18°24′51″E
The walls and gates are part of the improvements made in the avenue by the well-known architect Thibault in 1803-1804 at the instance of Governor Janssens. The lionesses at the western gate is the work of Anreith. This gate is therefore an example of the co-operation between these famous artists. The lionesses on the western gateway (Signal Hill side) are still the original sculptures of Anreith.[3] In the course of years the lionesses on the western gateway were damaged, but they were restored at the request of the Commission.[4] Type of site: Gateway.
9/2/018/0242/002 Eastern Gateway (Lion gate), Government Avenue, Cape Town The walls and gates are part of the improvements made in the avenue by the well-known architect Thibault in 1803-1804 at the instance of Governor Janssens.[5] The original lions on this gate, the work of Anreith, were removed in the 19th century, and replaced in the 1950s with the modern lion sculptures of Ivan Mitford-Barberton.[3] Type of site: Gateway. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′49″S 18°24′52″E
The walls and gates are part of the improvements made in the avenue by the well-known architect Thibault in 1803-1804 at the instance of Governor Janssens.[5] The original lions on this gate, the work of Anreith, were removed in the 19th century, and replaced in the 1950s with the modern lion sculptures of Ivan Mitford-Barberton.[3] Type of site: Gateway.
9/2/018/0243 Conservation areas, Cape Town Cape Town
9/2/018/0243/1 Conservation areas, Central Cape Town Cape Town
9/2/018/0244 Old Gaol, Roeland Street, Cape Town Type of site: Gaol Previous use: Prison. Current use: Archives. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′54″S 18°25′26″E
Type of site: Gaol Previous use: Prison. Current use: Archives.
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9/2/018/0246 Preserverance Tavern, 83 Buitenkant Street, Cape Town Cape Town 33°55′50″S 18°25′15″E
9/2/018/0247 Stemmets Building, 48 Corporation Street, Cape Town Cape Town 33°55′33″S 18°25′21″E
9/2/018/0248 see 9/2/018/0022 Cape Town
9/2/018/0249 Admiralty Oar, SA Cultural History Museum, Cape Town The symbolic Vice-Admiralty oar of the Cape of Good Hope is a rare George III oar, with cylindrical shaft, two moulded knobs, larger detachable terminal button and flat blade. It is engraved with the Royal Arms, the eagle and thunderbolt of Zeus, the foul Cape Town, Central The Cape Heritage Object 33°55′21″S 18°25′21″E
The symbolic Vice-Admiralty oar of the Cape of Good Hope is a rare George III oar, with cylindrical shaft, two moulded knobs, larger detachable terminal button and flat blade. It is engraved with the Royal Arms, the eagle and thunderbolt of Zeus, the foul
9/2/018/0250 Old Vredehoek Synagogue, 16 Vredehoek Avenue, Vredehoek, Cape Town Cape Town 33°56′13″S 18°25′09″E
9/2/018/0253 256 Buitengracht Street, Cape Town Cape Town 33°55′38″S 18°24′39″E
9/2/018/0258 T Gibson Building, 34 Long Street, Cape Town The T Gibson building in Long street, Cape Town is a two-storey building with a unique terracotta hard burnt clay finish. Designed by architect Anthony M de Witt, this building was originally occupied by Sellers Gents Outfitters, and later it became an art gallery. Current use: Commercial. Cape Town, Central The Cape Provisional Protection 33°55′15″S 18°25′15″E
The T Gibson building in Long street, Cape Town is a two-storey building with a unique terracotta hard burnt clay finish. Designed by architect Anthony M de Witt, this building was originally occupied by Sellers Gents Outfitters, and later it became an art gallery. Current use: Commercial.
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9/2/018/0262 Block bounded by Ebenezer, Prestwitch, Liddle & Somerset Roads Cape Town
9/2/018/0263 Miniature Ship Models, S A Maritime Museum, V & A Waterfront, Cape Cape Town 33°54′25″S 18°25′21″E
9/2/018/0268 47 De Villiers Street, Cape Town Cape Town
9/2/018/0271 The Town Fountains and remains of Oranjezicht Estate, Oranjezicht, Cape Town Cape Town, Oranjezicht The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°56′31″S 18°24′52″E
9/2/018/0274 Hanover Street, District Six, Cape Town Cape Town 33°55′41″S 18°25′41″E
9/2/018/0275 Terrace Houses, Osborne and Francis Streets, District Six, Cape Town Type of site: Terrace. Cape Town, District Six The Cape Provincial Heritage Site 33°55′42″S 18°26′22″E
9/2/018/0282 Block Bounded By Darling, Plein, Castle and Parliament Streets, CAPE TOWN, Cape Town
9/2/018/0285 Lion Battery, Military Road, Cape Town Cape Town
9/2/018/0289 GARDENS LOCAL AREA, GENERAL Cape Town
9/2/018/0291 FRESNAYE LOCAL Cape Town
9/2/018/0293 Standard Bank Building, Adderley Street Cape Town 33°55′22″S 18°25′23″E
9/2/018/0297 Culembourg Site, Cape Town Cape Town
9/2/018/0301 “Rosmead”, 29 Rosmead Avenue, Oranjezicht Cape Town 33°56′24″S 18°24′28″E
9/2/018/0302 Congregational Church, Harrington Street, Cape Town Cape Town
9/2/018/0303 FORESHORE LOCAL AREA, GENERAL Cape Town
9/2/018/0317 Van Plettenberg Beacon, SA Cultural History Museum, Cape Town The beacon is two metres high and consists of two fiat, blue slate slabs, about 30 centimetres wide, 13 cm thick and bolted with lead. On 6 November 1778, Governor Joachim Baron van Plettenberg and his party, after an extensive journey which took them as far as the present Colesberg, arrived at this bay at which the Keurbooms and Piesangs Rivers flow into the sea and now renamed it, o Type of site: Beacon. Cape Town The Cape Heritage Object
The beacon is two metres high and consists of two fiat, blue slate slabs, about 30 centimetres wide, 13 cm thick and bolted with lead. On 6 November 1778, Governor Joachim Baron van Plettenberg and his party, after an extensive journey which took them as far as the present Colesberg, arrived at this bay at which the Keurbooms and Piesangs Rivers flow into the sea and now renamed it, o Type of site: Beacon.
HM\CAPE TOWN METRO\CAPE TOWN CBD \ST GEORGE'S CATHEDRAL St George's Cathedral
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 Cape Town, Central The Cape Provincial Heritage Site
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HM\CAPE TOWN METRO\DISTRICT SIX \HAROLD CRESSY HIGH SCHOOL Harold Cressy High School
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 Cape Town, District Six The Cape Provincial Heritage Site
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References
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  2. "Declared Sites". SAHRA. Retrieved 22 May 2017.
  3. "Company's Garden Self Guided Walk. City of Cape Town Heritage Pamphlet No. 10, 2005" (PDF). City of Cape Town. Retrieved 8 March 2018.
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  5. "SAHRA heritage site 9/2/018/0242/002". South African Heritage Resources Agency (SAHRA). Retrieved 8 March 2018.
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