I NATIONAL MONUMENTS COUNCIL
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PROFESSIONAL AND TECHNICAL SECTION VAKKUNDIGE EN TEGNIESE AFDELING I I I I - I I I McGregor A SURVEY OF BUILDINGS IN
'N OPNAME VAN GEBOUE IN 'I\ I [ McGREGOR ] I 1986 1·~.; •• su~~V.J.tlff.th r I ~.& .... .,. -:...... ~e.ol ,...... q l - ))ew.l,o. 1 :J(.- 7 ?-0 . °{1., ~ 7 33 PIS ., I I I I I :I I _I I I 'I I I ·1 I 1991 0250 SA Heritage Resources Agency Library INHOUD I CONTENTS PAGE I I VOORWOORD/FOREWORD Mr G.S. Hofmeyr, Director, National Monuments Council I I INLEIDING/INTRODUCTION
1 . 'n Kort Geskiedenis I A Brief History II
2. Die Opname I The Survey II
3. Klassifikasie van Geboue I Classification of Buildings III 4. Huidige Bewaringswetgewing I Current Conservation Legislation III 5. Metodes om Bewaring te Bevorder I Action Required to Achieve Conservation IV 6. 'n Stelsel van Orngewingskontrole A System of Environmental Control V
I 7 • Beweegredes om Bewaring te Bevorder Incentives to Encourage Conservation VI I 8. Aanbevelings Recommendation VI
9 • Bedankings I Acknowledgements VI 10. Kaart: Klassifikasie van Geboue I Map: Classification of Buildings VII I THE SURVEY I 11. Block Diagram 12. An Annoted Survey of Buildings in McGregor 2
I 13. Block Index 159 I I I I I FOREWORD
I The National Monuments Council has to date compiled a number of surveys of significant buildings in historical cities and towns in South Africa, to assist local authorities in the formation of a I conservation policy for their areas. The National Monuments Act was amended in 1986 and the National Monuments Council, in consultation with local authorities, may now I compile a register of conservation-worthy properties in South Africa, and declare conservation areas. The .publication of a survey is the first step in identifying such sites and areas, and is a valuable tool I in conservation management. Provincial requirements now make it necessary for local authorities to prepare structure plans for the areas under their control. These are I basic planning documents in which the conservation of buildings and areas of special historical and architectural significance features to a greater or lesser extent. This survey will assist the Municipality I of McGregor in the preparation of a structure plan when, in due course, this is done.
McGregor is a unique town with a remarkable concentration of vernacular I architecture, and the whole village is significant in terms of its setting, environment, and historical and architectural interest. It has immense potential for conservation. My staff and I look forward I to working with the Municipality of McGregor in the implimentation of the recommendations in this survey, and in future conservation matters. I I
I Mr G.S. Hofmeyr DIRECTOR NATIONAL MONUMENTS COUNCIL I September 1987. I I I I I I I 1 • 'N KORT GESKIEDENIS
McGregor is 'n klein dorpie, gelee teen die vooorheuwels van die I Riviersonderendberge in die Robertson distrik. Dit is in 1861 gestig en is oorspronklik vernoem na Lady Grey, die eggenote van Sir George Grey, goewerneur aan die Kaap van 1854-1861. I Die dorpie is in 1903 hernoem na eerwaarde Andrew McGregor, die Nederduitse Gereformeerde predikant van Robertson vanaf 1862 tot 1903. McGregor was deel van sy gemeente tot en met 1903, toe 'n I nuwe gemeente gestig is.
'n Dorpsbeheerraad is in 1894 gestig en in 1907 het McGregor I munisipale status verkry. In die vroee dae van die dorpie, van ongeveer 1800 tot 1900, is I daar bamboes plantasies aangeplant. Die bamboes is gebruik om sweepstokke van te maak, wat regdeur Suid-Afrika gebruik is om osse mee aan te dryf. Met die koms van spoor- en motorvoer het die industrie uitgesterf , en is bamboesplantasies deur boorde en I groentetuine vervang. Die pad vanaf Robertson , wat tans deur die dorp loop en in die I berge op die kruin van Boesmanskloof eindig, is oorspronklik beplan om na Greyton , en dan na Caledon verleng te word. Dit is nooit voltooi nie , en McGregor het ' n stil , landboukundige, afgesonderde plek gebly. I
As gevolg van sy geisoleerde ligging het McGregor min sedert die Victoriaanse tye verander . Die fokus van die dorp is die toring I van die Nederduitse Gereformeerde Kerk, waaromheen die boorde en oorwegend afgewitte rietdakhuise in ' n eweredige rooster patroon versprei is . Talle moo i verbeelde van tipiese Kaapse I volksboukundige, Georgiaanse en Victoriaanse huise het behoue gebly, en die landelike omgewing en ewerediger skaal van die dorp is ongerep. Dit is een van die dorpe in die Kaap wat die beste bewaar gebly het . I Verwysings: I Fransen & Cooke The Old Buildings of the Cape, A.A. Balkema, Kaapstad, 1 980.
D'Arcy Thompson, M. Forgotten Corners of the Cape, Timmins, I Kaapstad, 1981 .
Bulpin, T. V. Discovering South Africa, T.V. Bulpin Uitgewers, I Kaapstad, 1980. I 2 . DIE OPNAME Die opname is onderneem op versoek van die Munisipaliteit van I McGregor, en dek alle geboue in die dorp. Die opname is gedoen in samewerking met die Bewaringseenheid van I die Universiteit van Kaapstad , wat goedgunstiglik alle inligting wat gedurende hul vorige opname an die dorp versamel is, tot ons I I 1 • A BRIEF HISTORY
McGregor is a small village in the foothills of the I Riviersonderend mountains in the district of Robertson. It was founded in 1861 and was originally named Lady Grey, aft er the wife of Sir George Grey, governor of the Cape from 1854-1861.
I In 1903, the village was renamed after Reverend Andrew McGregor, the Dutch Reformed Minister of Robertson from 1862 to 1 903. McGregor was included in his parish until 1903, when a separate I congregation was founded.
A village management board was instituted in 1894 and in 1907 I McGregor became a municipality. In the early days of the village, from about 1800 to 1900, plantations of bamboo were planted. The bamboo was used to make I whip sticks which were used throughout South Africa for driving ox-teams. With the advent of rail and motor-car transport, the industry died out and orchards and vegetable gardens replaced I the bamboo plantations. The road from Robertson, which presently runs through the town and ends in the mountains at the head of Boesmankloof, was I originally planned to continue to Greytown, and thence to Caledon. It was never completed, and McGregor has remained a qu~et I agricultural backwater. Because of its isolated position, McGregor has changed little since Victorian times. The focus of the town is the Du tch I Reformed Church spire, around which the orchards and predominantly thatched, whitewashed houses are spread ~n a iegular grid pattern. Many fine examples of typical Cape vernacular, Georgian and Victorian houses have survived, and the I rural setting and consistent scale of the town are intact. It is one of the best preserved towns in the Cape. I REFERENCES: Fransen & Cooke The Old Buildings of the Cape, AA Balkema, I Cape Town, 1980. D 'Arey Thompson, M.: Forgotten corners of the Cape, Ti.mmins, Cape I Town, 1 981 • Bulpin, T.V.: Discovering South Africa, T.V. Bulpin Publishers, I Cape Town, 1980. 2. THE SURVEY
This survey was undertaken at the request of the Municipality of I McGregor, and covers all buildings in the town.
The survey was done in consultation with the University of Cape I Town's Conservation Unit, which kindly placed all the material collected during it's previous survey of the town at our disposal. The block layout and maps are based on those of the I Conservation Unit, and their photographs have also been used. A brief architectural description of the street aspect of each I building has been added. II I beskikking gestel het. Die blok-uitleg en kaarte is gebaseer op I die van die Bewaringseenheid, en hulle foto's is ook gebruik. 'n Kort argitektoniese beskrywing van elke gebou se straataansig is ook ingesluit. I Die opgeneemde area is verdeel in blokke wat elk genommer is I (sien blok-uitlegkaart, bl. 1 ). 'n Meer gedetailleerde kaart van elke blok, waarop die erfnommers en ligging van elke gebou aangedui word, is voorsien. Waar daar meer as een gebou op 'n erf voorkom, word die geboue onderskei deur die letters A, B, C, ens. 'n Gebou kan dus geidentifiseer word deur sy bloknommer, erfnommer 1 en gebou-letter. Elke gebou word geidentifiseer deur middel van 'n foto en 'n kort I beskrywing, en is volgens die stelsel hiernaas geklassifiseer.
3. KLASSIFIKASIE VAN GEBOUE I
Al die geboue in McGregor is ooreenkomstig hul belangrikheid op die meegaande kaart aangedui. I Die terreine van nasionale gedenkwaardighede is met kolle aangedui en hulle is in die teks geidentifiseer. Geboue met eiesoortige argitektoniese belangrikheid word met 'n swart kol I met 'n sirkel daarom op die kaart en in die teks aangedui. Hierdie geboue behoort by die nasionale register van bewarenswaardige eiendomme ingelsuit te word. Party van die I geboue behoort as nasionale gedenkwaardighede verklaar te word, sou die eienaars daartoe instem. I Geboue wat tot die omgewing bydra word met 'n swart kol aangedui. Baie van hierdie kothuise is onsimpatiek verander, veral deur die vervanging van die oorspronklike vensters met ongepaste horisontaal-gevormde- of staalvensters. Hulle behou egter hul I kontekstuele belangrikheid as gevolg van hul skaal, muur- en dakmateriaal, ligging, ens., en behoort as deel van 'n bewaringsgebied beskerm te word. Hopelik sal die eienaars I mettertyd meer bewus word van die waarde van hul eiesoortige geboue, en die kothuise volgens die Riglyne vir McGregor laat restoureer. I Ander geboue in die dorp word met 'n oop kol op die kaart aangedui. I 4. HUIDIGE BEWARINGSWETGEWING I Daar is nou verskeie alternatiewe metodes van bewaring vir bewarenswaardige geboue moontlik. Die RNG bepaal watter soort bewaring die geskikte vir geboue of gebiede sal wees, in terme van hulle belang en ander kriteria. I 4. 1 Nasionale Gedenkwaardighede I Geboue wat beskou word as van nasionale belang kan, met die toestemming van die eienaars, as nasionale gedenkwaardighede verklaar word. Die verklaring kan die hele erf en 'n stuk grond I daaromheen, net die gebou, of slegs 'n gedeelte van die gebou, bv. die vooraansig, insluit. So 'n monument mag nie verander of I I I The surveyed area is divided into blocks, each of which is numbered (see block layout map, pg. 1 ). A more detailed map of I each block is provided, showing erf numbers and the position of buildings. Where there is more than one building on one erf, each building is designated A, B, C, etc. Thus buildings are I identified by the block number, erf number and building letter. A photograph and short description of each building is provided, I and the buildings are classified according to the system below.
3 • CLASSIFICATION OF BUILDINGS
I All of the buildings in McGregor have been marked on the accompanying map, according to their level of significance.
I The sites of national monuments are dotted, and they are identified in the text. Buildings which have individual architectural importance are indicated on the map and in the I text by a black dot with a circle around it. These buildings should be included in the national register of conservation worthy property. If the owners consent, certain of them should I be proclaimed national monuments. Buildings which contribute to the environment are indicated by a black dot. Many of these cottages have been unsympathetically I altered, especially by the replacement of the original windows with unsuitable horizontally-proportioned or steel windows. However, they retain their contextual importance due to their scale, wall and roof materials, position, etc., and should be I protected by their inclusion in conservation areas. It is hoped that as the owners become more aware of the value of their vernacular buildings, the cottages will be restored according to I the Guidelines for McGregor.
Other buildings in the town are indicated on the map by an open I dot.
I 4. CURRENT CONSERVATION LEGISLATION There are now several alternative kinds of protection possible for conservation-worthy buildings. The NMC determines which kind I of protection is most suitable for particular buildings and areas by assesing their significance in terms of standard criteria. I 4.1 National Monuments Buildings considered to be of national importance can, with the owners consent, be declared national monuments. The declaration I 8an cover the whole erf, the building and a specified amount of surrounding land, the building only, or even a part of a building e.g. the front facade. Such a monument may not be altered or I demolished without a permit from the National Monuments Council. The use of a monument and its immediate surroundings are also controlled by the Council. There are currently 12 national I monuments in McGregor. I III I gesloop word sonder 'n permit van die Raad vir Nasionale I Gedenkwaardighede nie. Die gebruik van 'n gedenkwaardigheid en die onmiddelike omgewing daarvan word ook deur die Raad beheer. Daar is op die oomblik 12 nasionale gedenkwardighede in McGregor. I 4.2 Geregistreerde Geboue
Die Raad vir Nasionale Gedenkwaardighede is nou by magte om 'n I register van bewarenswaardige geboue op te stel en dit in die Staatskoerant te laat publiseer. Die register word opgestel in oorleg met die plaaslike bestuur. Die eienaar en plaaslike I bestuur moet die RNG raadpleeg in verband met enige beplanning wat 'n geristreerde gebou kan affekteer. Sulke geboue mag meer van plaaslike-of streeksbelang as van nasionale belang wees. I 4.3 Bewaringsgebiede
Die Raad vir Nasionale Gedenkwaardighede kan, in oorleg met die I plaaslike owerheid, 'n gebied met 'n hoe konsentrasie van bewarenswaardige geboue as 'n bewaringsgebied verklaar. Dit is moontlik dat die gebied geproklameerde en geregistreerde geboue, I sowel as geboue met min of geen belangrikheid en selfs oop terreine, sal bevat. Nuwe ontwikkeling en veranderings aan bestaande geboue in hierdie gebiede sal onderworpe wees aan spesiale ontwerpkontrole, veral in die geval van skaal, aansig, I hoogte, ens. I 5. METODES OM BEWARING TE BEVORDER
Hierdie lys dien as hulpmiddel om geboue en gebiede in McGregor wat geregtelike beskerming of spesiale beplanningsoorwegings I benodig, te identifiseer. Dit moet die basis vorm van samesprekin?a tussen die Raad vir Nasionale Gedenkwardighede en die Munisipalite~ van McGregor. Die geskiedenis van geboue wat gekeur word as moontlike nasionale I gedenkwaardighede moet deeglik nagevors word en die toestemming en goedkeuring van die eienaar moet gekry word voordat enige verslae aan die Raad vir Nasionanle Gedenkwaardighede voorgele word. I Die munisipaliteit, in sameweking met die Raad, sal hierdie opname dan noukeurig ondersoek om sodoende geboue en terreine wat van spesiale historiese, kulturele en estetiese belang is, te I identifiseer. Hierdie geboue en terreine sal dan, nadat met die eienaar onderhandel is, ingesluit word in 'n register wat in die I Staatskoerant gepubliseer sal word. Groepe geboue en gebiede wat van spesifieke historiese, estetiese of natuurwetenskaplike waarde is, kan dan as bewaringsgebiede geproklameer word.
Hierdie bewaringsmaatreels moet geinkorporeer word by die I Stadsbeplanningskema v·an McGregor, aangesien di t sekere beperk ings en voorwaardes op die eiendomme ter sprake mag he. I Die Wet maak nou ook voorsiening vir die bewaring van geboue ouer as 50 jaar, en die RNG kan kontrole ten opsigte van die sloping van of veranderings aan sulke geboue uitvoer. Die Raad sal gewoonlik sy betrokkenheid ten opsigte van sulke geboue tot die I I ■ I 4.2 Registered Buildings
The National Monuments Council is now empowered to compile a I register of conservatio n-worthy buildings , to be published in the Government Gazette . The register is compiled in consu ltation with the local authority . The NMC must be consulted by the owner or local authority in respect of any planning affectin g I registered buildings .
Such buildings are likely to be of regional or local, rather than I national importance . 4.3 Conservation Areas
I The National Monuments Council can , in consultation with the local authority , declare an area with a high concentration of conservation-worthy buildings to be a conservation area . It is I likely that the area will contain pro claimed and registered buildings as well as buildings o f lesser importance , and even open sites. New developments and alterations to existing I buildings in the area will be subject to special design controls, especially as far as materials, setbacks , scale , facade I treatment, height , etc . are concerned . 5 . ACTION REQUIRED TO ACHIEVE CONSERVATION
I This list will assist in the identification of the bui ldings and areas in McGregor that require legal protection and special planning consideration. It should form the basis of discussions between the National Monuments Council and the McGregor I Municipality .
Buildings selected for possible proclamation as national I monuments must be researched and the owners ' consent must be obtained before reports are submitted to the National Mounuments I Council . The Municipality , in collaboration with the Monuments Council and the McGregor Conservation Trust , should then scrutinize the survey and identify which buildings and sites are of special I historical , cultural and aes thetic interest , and should therefore be registered . These buildings and sites should then , after consultation with the owners , be incorporated in a register to be I a published in the Government Gazette . Groups of such buildings and areas of particular historic , aesthetic or scientific value I can then be proclaimed conservation areas and gazetted . These conservation measures should be incorporated into the Zoning Scheme for McGregor , as they impose certain restrictions I and conditions on the properties in question . The Act now also provides protection for buildings more than 50 years old , and the Monuments Council can control demolition of, I and alterations to , all such buildings . The Council will normally limit its concern to such buildings which have been identified in this catalogue as having individual architectural importance, or which the local authority considers to be of some I cultural, historical or aesthetic value . I IV I wat in hierdie opname as bewarenswaardig geidentifiseer is, of I wat deur die plaaslike owerheid as van kulturele, historiese of estetiese waarde beskou word, beperk. I 6. 'N STELSEL VAN OMGEWINGSKONTROLE
Alhoewel die Raad vir Nasionale Gedenkwaardighede wetgewende I magte het om geboue en terreine te beskerm, sal dit baie meer effektief wees as bewaring ingelyf kan word by die Stads beplanningskema en geadministreer word, waar moontlik, deur die I plaaslike owerheid. 6.1 McGregor Advieskomitee I 'n Advieskomitee, saamgestel uit geinteresseerde mense en eienaars van bewarenswaardige geboue, kan gevorm word om die I munisipaliteit in alle sake rakende bewaring, bv. evaluasie van ou geboue, die definiering van bewaringsgebiede, histor-iese navorsing en restourasie, byte staan. I 6.2 Ontwerpriglyne
Die publikasie van ontwerpriglyne is van groot hulp in die bestuur van bewaringsgebiede en dit gee ook die publiek raad oor I restourasie van, en gepaste veranderings aan, bewarenswaardige geboue. I Riglyne vir McGregor is alreeds deur 'n spesialis-konsultant van die RNG opgestel. Dit gee 'n kort beskrywing van style en soorte geboue in McGregor en sluit ook restourasie, veranderings en invul-argitektuur in. I
Elemente wat waarskynlik in bewaringsgebiede gekontroleer sal word, sluit onder andere materiale, inspringing, hoogte, skaal, I tuinmure, ens. in. 6.3 'n Spesiale Goedkeuringsprosedure I Aansoeke om die goedkeuring van veranderings aan geproklameerde I of geregistreerde geboue, of enige voorstelle wat bewaringsgebiede raak, moet anders as konvensionele planne benader word. Sketsplanne of voorstelle moet eers met die munisipaliteit en die I Advieskomitee bespreek word en deur die Raad goedgekeur word, voordat gedetaileerde planne geteken word. Werkstekeninge moet dan vir goedkeuring aan die munisipaliteit en die RNG voorgele I word. Die kommentaar en aanbevelings van die Advieskommitee moet alle planne wat vir goedkeuring voorgele word, vergesel.
Voorstelle wat betrekking het op geboue ouer as 50 jaar wat in I die opname geidentifiseer is as bewarenswaardig, moet aan die munisipaliteit voorgele word. Die munisipaliteit sal dan, in oorleg met die Advieskomitee, besluit of dit nodig is om die I aansoek aan die RNG te stuur of nie. I I I 6. SYSTEMS OF ENVIRONMENTAL CONTROL Although the National Monuments Council has legislative powers to protect buildings and sites, it is preferable for conservation I measures also to be incorporated into the Town Planning Scheme and administered, as far as possible, by the local municipality. I 6 • 1 McGregor Advisory Committee An Advisory Committee, composed of interested persons and owners of conservation-worthy buildings, should be established to assist I the municipality in all matters affecting conservation: the evaluation of old buildings, the definition of conservation areas, historical research and advice on restoration.
I One of the most important functions of the committee will be to review plans and advise the NMC of local opinions (see 6.3 I below). 6.2 Design Guidelines I The publication of design guidelines assists in the management of conservation areas and will advise the public about restoration of, and appropriate alterations to, conservation-worthy buildings, as well as suitable ways of constructing new buildings I in the village.
Guidelines for McGregor have already been compiled by a I specialist consultant of the NMC. They give a brief outline of the styles and types of buildings found in McGregor, and cover appropriate restoration, alterations and infill architecture.
I 6.3 A Special Consent Procedure
Applications for approval of alterations to proclaimed or I registered buildings and any proposals affecting a conservation area must be treated differently from conventional buildings I plans. Sketch plans or proposals should be discussed with the municipality and Advisory Committee and the NMC before detailed I plans are drawn. Working drawings should then be submitted to the municipality, as well as the National Monuments Council, for approval. The I comments and recommendations of the Advisory Committee should accompany all plans sent to the NMC.
Proposals affecting other conservation-worthy buildings on this I list which are older than 50 years should be submitted to the municipality, which will decide, in consultation with t h e Advisory Committee, whether the applicationn needs to be sent to I the NMC or not. I I V I I 7 . BEWEEGREDES OM BEWARING AAN TE MOEDIG I
Die munisipaliteit kan bewaring aanmoedig deur sekere toegewings aan eienaars wat instem om sensitiewe geboue te bewaar, te maak. I 7 • 1 Nie-belasbare toegewings
( i ) aanvullende terreindekking; I (ii) verslapping van bougrense en inspringing; I (iii) vergunning van kleiner as gebruiklike onderverdeling; en (iv) oordrag van regte. I 7.2 Belastingtoegewings
(i) korting op eiendoms- of erfbelasting vir geregistreerde I geboue; (ii) korting op erf- of eiendomsbelasting vir nasionale I gedenkwardighede; en
(iii) spesifieke korting, toegestaan vir bepaalde tydsperiodes om bewaringsdoelwitte te bereik. I
8. AANBEVELINGS I
(a) Dit word aanbeveel dat hierdie opname deur die I Munisipaliteit van McGregor bestudeer word.
(b) Inligting vervat in hierdie opname moet aangewend word om belangrike geboue en gebiede wat verklaar, geregistreer, I of verklaar as bewaringsgebiede moet word, te identifiseer. (c) Bogenoemde geidentifiseerde geboue en gebiede moet dan met I die RNG bespreek word, waarna dit geregistreer of as bewaringsgebied verklaar word in die Staatskoerant.
(d) By nadere ondersoek, behoort prioriteite toegeken te word, I waarvolgens bepaal kan word watter geboue, gebiede of terreine dringende aandag vereis. I (e) Die Stadsbeplanningskema van McGregor behoort gewysig te word om 'n stelsel van omgewingskontrole en toegewings om bewaring te bevorder, in te sluit. I
9. BEDANKINGS I Ons bedank graag die Munisipaliteit van McGregor en die Robertson McGregor Trust vir hul samewerking en aanmoediging. I Mev. Japha van die Bewaringseenheid van die Universiteit van Kaapstad het hulp van onskatbare waarde in die veld aan ons I verleen, asook deur die Bewaringseenheid se opname tot ons beskikking te stel. I I I 7. INCENTIVES TO ENCOURAGE CONSERVATION
The municipality can encourage cons ervation by granting easements I to owners who agree to conserve buildings and sites which have been identified as conservatio n-worth y . The municipality is under no obligation to grant easements , and should consider each I case on its merits . 7 • 1 Non-fiscal Easements I i) additional site coverage; I ii) relaxing building lines and set -backs ; iii) permit ting smaller than usual subdivisions ; I iv) transfer of rights . 7.2 Fiscal-Easements I i) rates rebates for all registered buildings ; ii) rates rebates for national monuments ;
I iii) specific rebates , granted for a specified period of I time in order to achieve a cons ervation g oal . 8 . RECOMMENDATIONS I 8. 1 It is recommended that this survey be studied by the Municipality of McGregor.
8 . 2 Information contained in the survey should be used to indentify I important buildings and areas to be proclaimed , registered or declared conservation areas . I 8 . 3 The buildings and areas identified should be discussed with the NMC and registered or designated conservation areas in the Government Gazette .
I 8.4 After further investigation , priorities should be allocated in order to determine which buildings , sites and areas require I urgent attention. 8 . 5 The Town Planning Scheme of McGregor should be amended to include a system of environmental control and incentives to encourage I conservation.
I 9. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS We would like to thank the Municipality of McGregor and the Robertson McGregor Trust for their co-operation and I encouragement .
Mrs Japha of the University of Cape Town Conservation Unit gave I us invaluable assistance in the field as well as placing the Conservation Unit ' s survey at our disposal . I VI I ------t Church / Kerk
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Modernised verRacular house with straight end gables and iron saddle roof with I ventilators under eaves. Front built in with iron roof, steel windows and modern glazed door . Parapeted extension at side of house. End gable on corner has l oft door and staircase and is rough-plastered , as is extension at back with monopitch I roof and small, round-topped gable . I I I 1 · 435 I • I ,. I c:., c; I I I I I Plastered house with monopitch roof sloping back from plain parapet, which steps down at the sides. 2 x 2 sashes with·internal folding shutters to front windows, louvred shutter to end windows. Stable door. Steep with plastered, capped I columns supporting gum-pole pergola. I I 1· 437 I I I I I I
Plastered, thatched house with straight end gables and internal hearth. Modern I casement windows and glazed stable door. Pergola over stoep, with plastered pillars. I
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,, I 2·71 I I I I I I I Modernised vernacular house with straight end gables and corrugated iro~ ~addle roof. Front verandah with corrugated iron roof, enclosed with steel ~indows, I screens and double screen door. I I 2·72 I • I I I I I Dutch Reformed Church Campsite Complex of buildings. Church with corrugated iron saddle roof and covered end gables. I Plastered. Steel windows with pointed arches. Double door with arched fanlight. Second -building with hipped iron roof. Plastered, with stone pli~th. 15 x 20 I sliding sashes.
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I MILL National Monument Stone' building with corrugated iron saddle roof. End gable with ·ldft door, clad with corrugated iron. Old wooden mill wheel and channel, not in I 1-1orkinq order. I
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Double storey , parapeted outbuilding. First floor has two openings with wooden doors. Ground floor has mod e rn wooden double doors and a 6 x 6 I sash on the side. I
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National Monument. I Recently renovated. Plastered building with thatched roof. One triangular end gable, one end hipped, with a projecting thatched wing at the rear with wolf-end and round vent. Gable end has a parapeted extension with plaster I cornice, set back from front facade but projecting at the rear. 6 x 6 sashes and small-pane casements. Small saddle-roofed porch supported on timber I brackets over front door. Steep between wings at rear. Steel casements.
I 1() I 4·5A I NM I I I I I NATIONAL MONUMENT I Recently renovated vernacular cottage with thatched roof, round-topped triangular end gables, small loft window and external hearth. Modern 6 x 6 cas~ments and I sma ll-pane French doors, all with timber lintels. I I 4·5B I NM I I I I I NATIONAL MONUMENT Recently-built hou se with thatched saddle roof and straight end gables with I external chimney. Modern 10 x 10 wooden casements and small-pane French doors. Raised stoep with wide steps. I
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1C I I 7·A I • I I I I I Vernacular cottage with thatched roof, straight end gables, external hearth . Modern 10 x 10 wooden casements. Stable door with upper small-pane ~lazing. I Pergola with plastered pillars. I I 7·8 I @ I I I I I
Large store wi th monopitch roof. Stepped-up parapet with dentilled cornice. I Rough plaster with smooth plaster corner quoins and window surrounds. Windows boarded up. I I I I 7·( • I I I I I I Cotta~e with straight end gables and fancy thatching on saddle roof . . Extension on side with stepped-up parapet . 8 x 8 casement windows. Modern ~ntry porch I with stepped-up 1parapet, casement windows and glazed double doors . I I 7·0 I I I I I I
Cottage and adjacent garage with straight end gables and corrugated iron saddle I roofs. Composite 6-pane wooden casement windows. Narrow door. Garage has two garage doors and 6 x 6 sash. I
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I NATIONAL MONUMENT Double storey building with stepped-up parpaet and moulded cornice. 6 x 6 sashes with plaster surrounds. One blind window on upper floor, with double wooden garage doors below. Panelled door with plaster surround. Free-standing I pillars in front of facade. I I 8 ·A • _, I ii? I 1 1 1 11 ill iii
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Double storey building with iron roof. Upper floor (probably later addition) I has steel casements . Gro und floor has 6 x 6 sashes with internal shutters. I I I t 8·B I • I I I I I I Double dwelling with thatched roof and straight end gables. 10 x 10 .wooden I casements. Modern panelled door. Appears to be old cottage with .addition. I I 8·68 I • I I I I I
Modernised vernacular cottage with straight end gables and thatched roof, I now extended at lower pitch. Modern casement windows. I I '-- I I 1S 3N~ n I C 74 ' tn L r., _J -.J < l,J', - 0 I --; z D 75 76 f- I Ml l l ST I I Mc GREGffi I BLOCK 9 I I
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Cottage with cor rugated iron saddle roof and straight end gables wi t h plaster I moulding . Windows with louvr ed shutters and 4-panel door with fanlight have plaster surrounds. Steep wi th wel l and arched entry, with plaster mouldings . I Modern extension at side with corrugated iron roof and steel ccisements.
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I 11 ·176 I I I I Modern house with rrmnopltch IBR roof and wooden fixed-pane/casement windows. I
I 11 ·388 I I I I I Poultry run with corrugated iron roof.
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I House with hipped, thatched roof with triangular, louvred dormer above front door. ' Recessed entry with 3-panel door with side- ·and fanlights. Recessed verandah enclosed with steel windows. Composite 6-pane casements with I 4-pane fanlights. I I I I I I I I I I
I 26 I 14·9A I @ I I I I I I House'- with corrugated. iron roof and straight end gables with plaster moulding. Quoins to corners, windows and doors. 2 x 2 sashes. Glazed Victori~n door I 0ith fanlight and coloured glass. End gable has loft do6r and wooden stair. I I 14·9B I • I I I I I Adjacent garage with corrugated iron roof and straight end gables with diamond I windows. Wooden double doors. Stone plinth. I I l t 14·10 I I • I I I I I
I Cot t age with corrugated iron r oo f and covered end gables . Two stable doors, one with 4-pane fanlight . 9-pane casement window . I I I 14 ·11 I I I I I I
Modern house with hipped corrugated iron roof with central projection with I hipped roof. Wooden picture windows . I I ,,,.., I lS 771~ I rI f-" if) I z w z z I 22 23 w 0:: I I □ I VOORTREKKER ST I Mc GREGOR BLOCK 15 I I I 15·23 I @ I I I I I Double storey, 3-bay house with stepped-up parapet with mouldings and cornice. Double storey verandah with bu l l nose roof; timber columns, brackets, drip I fret and balustrade on first floor, cast iron colurrrns, brackets an freize on ground floor . Quoins to corners, wi ndows and doors. 6 x 6 sashes with internal shutters. 2 x 2 panelled doub l e doors with geometric fanlight on ground floor, I glazed, panelled door on firs t floor . I I lS ll!W
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House with hipped corrugated iron roof.· 2 x 2 sashes with internal shutters. I Enclosed verandah with steel windows. I I I 16-372A I @ I I I I I
I Cottage with corrugated iron roof and straight end gables. Internal chimney, I off-c~ntre loft door. 6 x 6 sashes; front door with fanlight I I 16 ·372B
I ----··-···-·---··-··· I I I I I Collage with thatched roof and straight end gables. End gable facing street has loft window divided into four, with 4 panes per quarter, and three small I 4-pane windows. The long facade has cast iron vents under the eaves. 6 x 6 sashes; 4-panel door and corrugated iron garage doors. Pergola on capped, I plastered columns, with wooden cross-braced balustrade. I I I 16·33 .. @ I I I I I
I Vernacular cottage with reed t ha tch, straight end gables, internal chimney and off-centre loft door. 6-pane casements and stable door with fanlight, I all with plaster surrounds. I I I I I I I I I I I I 1s :raw
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I 17·56 I I I I I I Modern house of painted brick work with IBR roof. Arched parapets to two I projecting wings, with plaster decoration on top. I I I 17·57 I @ I I I I I
I Vernacular cottage with straight end gables and fancy thatching. 6 x 6 sashe5 ,1ith external screens and internal shutters. Stable door with I fanlight. Parapeted extension with steel windows. I I 17·58 I @ ... ,i(•
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Vernacular cottage in two sections with thatched roof lower than corrugated I iron roof. Straight end gables and external hearth. 6 x 6 sashes. I I I I 17·62 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Vernacular cottage, thatched, with straight end gables and loft door with ladder. Flat- roofed extension. 6 x 6 sashes and 12-pane casement. Panelled I stable door. I I I I I 78 77 □ A I J-= rn (./) ::0 A 79 ' ....J ~ ....J I U1
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Vernacular cottage with thatched roof and straight end gables . 6 x 6 sashes I and small-pane glazed door with external boarded shutters with curved tops . Stable door with canopy on wooden brackets. Pergola on plastered columns over I stoep with low plastered wall. Wooden fence with gate matching shutters . I I 18·79 I @ I I I I I
I Ver nacular cottage with thatched roof, straight end gables and parapeted extension. 2 x 2 sashes. Stable door with fanlight . Pergola on pl a~tered I columns . Low, plastered boundary wall with posts . I I 18·80 I fu I I I
I ; : ...... ,,.>J.,:1 . I Modernised cottage with straight end gable to street. Parapeted extension in front of gable with steel casements and modern door. Vestiges of old boundary I wall and pillars remain under windows. Set back, attached, parapeted garage with wooden double doors. I I I 18 ·81 A I I I I I I
I Mo dern vernacular styl e cot tage wi th that ched roof wi t h deep overhang, s t r aight end g~b l es and exter nal hearth. 10-pane triple casement windows . A jacent I t hatched garage with straight end gables . I I 18 ·81 B I NM I I I I I Mun icipal Buildings . I National Monume nt , 1975 . I I 39 I I 18·81( I I I I I I Victorian cottage with covered gable facing street. Tall finial and barge boards with pendants. Round cast iron vent. Plaster decoration includes moulding around vent, chevron pattern above vernadah and ·quoins to corners I and door (now partially obscured). Verandah with cast iron columns and brackets I and side walls. 3-panel door with fanlight. 2 x 2 sash with internal shuttJrs.
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Long building with iron saddle roof with straight end gable al one end and I covered gable at other end with rectangular vent. Verandah on precast columns. Building is partly rusticated. Various doors, invluding Edwardian 3-panel, and 3 x 3 double doors with fanlights. 6 x 6 sashes with louvred shutters I and tall small-pane casemnts. Shopfront windows under gable. I I I 18·84 @ I I I I I I I I I I I I I
I Semi-detached dwellings. On right is house with iron saddle roof and covered end gables. Verandah on pipe columns with timber drip fret. 6 x 6 sashes and 4-panel door with geo= I metric fanlight. On left is building with stepped-up parapet and verandah with matching trim I and low wall. 6 x 6 sashes, 4-panel door with fanlight. I I I 18·85 I I I I I I I Verna~ular cottage in two sections, thatched, with straight end gabl~s . I Loft door. Stable doors, small casement windows. I I I I I I I I I I
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Long hou se wi th pain parapet and projecting wing at one end . Modern 1 x 1 I sashes and 2-pane door . Pergola on plastered column s. I I I ,, . ~ ·,.~_·.~ .. 19 ·150 I I I I I I
I POLICE ST/\ T ION Modern building with hipped iron roof and recessed verandah. Batten doors . I I I 19 ·151 I I I I ,, I I
Modern, L.shaped house with hipped iron roof, recessed verandah and steel I 111indows. I
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I ~~~ }\.? ,ANDf.lflAR ,. KAF { • ,n • .' ,;,. I ~_p., : !'.: ~ r I .... I I I G.. VANZYL, ALC. HANDELAAR EN KAFEE Facebi·.i.ck bu .ilding 1<1ith stepped-up parapet and concrete porch on facebrick I columns. Modern signage , shopfronts, double glass doors and steel windows. I I 19 ·153 I I I I I I
1odernised cottage with corrugated iron saddle roof and covered end gables I with finials. Steel windows, modern glazed door. Pergola on plastered columns. Attached garage with stepped-up parapet and wooden double doors. I National Monuments Council Library I I 19·154A I I I I I I I I I ViclorJan house with corrugated iron roof and projecting covered qab l es at each end . Gables have finials and louvred vents with pointed arches and I fretwork . Quoins to corners and openings . 6 x 6 sashes, 2 x 2 panel double door with fanlight. Bul l nose verandah between gables, with cast iron columns . brackets and drip fret . Low, plastered wall with posts in Front of verandah. I Gable on le ft had hipped verandah that runs around the side elevation, with pipe columns and wooden fretwork trim. Both sides have loft doors and wooden I st. ,;1 .i. rca ~-:; es .. Wt . 19·154B I l • I I I I
I OutbuildLng with corrugated iron roof, covered end gables and corrugated iron f,lidinq doors . I I
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I Victorian cottage with corrugated iron roof wit h covered end gables, f i nials and vents under eaves. 2 x 2 sashes and 4-panel door with fanlight,. a l l I with plaster surrounds . Ver nach with end wal l s and pipe columns . I I I • I I I I I Vernacular cottage with corrugated iron roof and straight end gables, side I on to street. 6 x 6 sashes . I I I 19·166A I • I I I I I I Vernacular outhouse with thatched roof and straight end gables. Lou vred loft dbor and slatted door in gable end. Lean- t o Facebr i ck ga r age and I carport addition at rear . I I 19·166B I I I I I I I Vernacular cottage with parapet, 6-pane casements and door with window panes. I
I /,A I 19·164A I • I I I I Traditional cottage with stepped-up parapet and i nternal hearth . Old stable I door with 3- pane fanlight . 19·164 B I • I I I I Vernacu ar cottage with corr ugat ed iron roof triangular end gables and externa hearth. Stable door with fanlight (boa rded up) and boarded up I ~~ .indovJ . I 19 ·164( I • I I I
I Traditional outbuilding with monopitch roof, partly parapeted, and small square vJ i ndm·m.
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I Traditional cottage with thatched roof with hooded gable over stable door. Straight end gables and external hearth. High, plastered wall adjacent, I with door. No windows in street facade. I I I I I I I I I I I I
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Modernised vernacular cottage with smaller extension. Corrugated iron roofs, I straight end gables and external hearth. 6 x 6 sashes with louvred shutters. Panelled stable door. I
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I Modernised vernacular cottage with 2 sections, reed thatch and straight end gables. External hearth. Wooden casements and modern stable door. I I I 20·1 77B I •
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Vernacular cottage with reed thatch, straight end gables, with small t hatched I extension with straight end gable and external hearth. I I I 20·180 I I I I I I
I Vernacular cottage with thatched roof, straight end gables and external hiarth. 6-pane, casements, stable door with 3-pane fanlight. Parapeted extensjon with external hearth and door with window panes, pr ojecting forward to edge of I stoep. I I 20-399 I • I I I I I
Vernacular cottage with wide eaves and fancy ridge pattern. Straight end gables . I 6 x 6 sashes . Mod ern s table doo r with fanlight. I I 20·181 I I I I I I I Modern cottage with low-pitch corrugated iron saddle roof, partly I ~xtended to form verandah. Steel casements, facebrick verandah-wall. I I 20·182 I • I I I I I Outbuilding with corrugated iron roof and straight end gables wi th cast iron vent . Extension with stepped-up parapet. Double wooden garage doors I and various openings with shutters. ' I
I r:.1. I 20·184 A l 1, I ! I I I I I I House with hipped iron roof and straight end gables with loft door. Bullnose verandah with plastered brick columns, partially walled in. Quoins to openings I and corners. 3 x 3 panel double doors, sash windows with louvred shutters. I
I 20·184B I • I I I I I Outbuilding with corrugated iron saddle roof with traingular gable end towards I street; loft door. I I I 20·186 I I I I I I I I I I I I I I
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Long L-shaped building with corrugated iron saddle roof and straight end gables I with arched tops . Vents under eaves . flipped verandah across long facade , 1tJith plastered brick columns. Shop at one end and house on ~orner. House has plastered balustrade to verandah , with precast balusters. 6 x 6 sashes and 2 x 2 panel I double doors vJith geometric: fan.l.iqhb-, . Shop has mod ern signage and steel shopfront windows , and .loft door with stair I in ga ble end . House has externa l hearth in gable end. I I I 1S 1n3~ ~~t , . i87 NATIONAL I MONUMENT 0~ r, h ...J 191 ; v □ tn I 5 l 0 0 1211 D li 0:>- u L '-, -U /421 rr (fl ~ I -{ 419 193 BO I I VOORTREKKER ST I Mc GREGOR I BLOCK 21 I I 21-189/90
I NM I I I I I NATIONAL MONUMENT Vernacular cottage with t hatched roof and straight end gables . Addit i ons with I lower thatched roof and stepped-up parapet . 8 x 8 casement~, 6 x 6 sashes and I 12-pane casements . I I I 21 ·191 NM I I I I I
I NATIONAL MONUMENT Vernacular cottage with thatched roof and straight end gables . 6 x 6 sashes I and stable door with 3-pane fanlight, with plaster surrounds. Po1e fence . I
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Vernacular cottage with thatched roof, straight end gab1es and external hearth. I Quoins to corners and openings . 6 x 6 sashes. 4-panel door with geometric fnnl.iqht. I I I l21 •194 A I I I I I I I F FffNAS CAFE
Moder n shop with !,igh parapet and monopitch roof. Concrete canopy over shop= I fronts. Modern signage . Modern house added su bsequen r to survey. I
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I Ver nacular outbuilding with corrugated iron roof, straight end gables and 1,,J ood8n door . I I I 21-420 I @ I I I I I I Vernacular cottage with thatched roof with wide eaves, straight end gables I and external hearth. 6 x 6 sashes. Panelled door with 3-pane fanlight. I I 21-192 I I I I I I
Vernacular cottage with reed thatch, straight end gables, external hearth I and small thatched addition. 6-pane casements. Stable doo~. Low, plastered walls around addition and hearth. Parapeted double garage. I I I I I I I I I I I I 395
I VOORTREKKER ST. I Mc GREGOR I BLOCK 22 I I ..., I I I I I I I 22·291 I I I I I I Vernacular cottage with thatched roof, straight end gables and external chinme;. 6 x 6 sashes. Modern glazed door. Small adjacent thatched I garage with straight end gables, louvred vent and wooden doors, dated 1982. I
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I National Monument. Vernacular cottage with reed thatch, straight end gables and external chimney. I 4-pane casements with exposed wooden llntols. I I I 22-378A I I I I I I Vernacular c ttage wi t h reed t hatch, straight end gables and external hearth . I 6-pane.ca0ements with ex po sed wood en lintols. Stable door. I
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Vernacu l ar collage with re~d thatch and straight end gables . Sl atted s hu tters I t ~ windows . Parapeted out hou se . I I I I 22·294 I I I I Ver nacular cott age with tha tched roof, str aight end gables and external I chimney wi t h rounded top. 12- pane caseme nt s . Stable door .
I 22·295B I • I I I I Ver nacula r cottage wi t h m o n □ pitc h roof and parapet stepping down at "the I s ides . 12-pane casements . St able doors . I ---· 22·295A I • r- I I I I Ver nacular cottage ~-1i th monopi. t ch roof nnd pa rapet . fw o ex t Prna l chimneys I I 22-377A NM I I I I I I National Monument .
Vernacular cottage with reed thatch, hooded gable over front door and straight I end gables. External hearth. 4-pane casements, wooden door. I
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Vernacular cottage with st~pped-up parapet and i nternal hearth. 8 x 8 case= I ment with external panelled shutters. Stable door . I I I VOORTREKKER STR . l "'U i. t m' I z . I 13 14 ~5
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Renovated vernacular cottage with thatched roof, straight end gables and I external chimney with arched top. 6-pane casements and dooiwith plaster surrounds. Wide steep with gumpole pergol a on plastered columns . I
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Double storey Georgian style house and attached gargage, both with I stepped-up parapet and simple cornice. Steel windows fo upper floor, 6 x 6 sashes to ground floor. Modern garage door. Loft door and stair I to side . I I 24·19 A I @ I I I I I
I Victorian house with corrugated iron saddle roof and covered end gables. 6 x 6 sashes with quoins, 4-panel door with vermiculated quoins. Concave/ convex verandah with cast iron columns and brackets and wooden fretwork I freize. Left side of verandah built in, with wooden casement window. Right side has projecting stoepkamer with iron roof and side parapets, geometric casements and 3-panel door, all with plaster surrounds. Vibracrete boundary I wall. I 24·198 I I I I I I I Outhouse with plain p~rapets, modern garage doors and 4-panel door. I I I 24·21 I @ I I I I I I L-shaped, thatched cot t age with hi pped corner and straight end gables . I Windows with louvred s hu tters. I I 24·20 I I I I I I
Modern ho use with slate saddle roof, steel windows and adjacent double I garage . I I I I 24-398A I • I I I I I Ve rnacular cottage wit h thatched roof, s tra i gh t end gabl es and i nt erna l I heart h. Small casement windows, stable door . I
I 24-398 B I I I I I I Cottage with manopitcn lran roof and stepped-up parapet . Two external chimneys with arched tops . Stable door . Wi ndows with solid timber I shut.lers . I I I I I I VOORTREKKER STR. I D,...- AO I 35 CB BO I o~ ....a:: I If) 36 ....er z Vl w z w I w w er a:: z CD
I Vernacular cottage with fancy thatching, straight end gables and loft door. 6 x 6 sashes, door with fanlight. Victorian addition on corner, at right angles to cottage. Corrugated iron saddle roof with finial. Splay at corner I verandah on pipe columns, with wooden fretwork. 2 x 2 sash with louvred shutters, door with window panes. Plastered garden wall with posts and I railing.
I 25·35B I • I I I I I I Vernacul ar outhouse with parapet. I National Monument& Council """"".. I I 25 ·36A I I I I
Abandoned vernacular cottage with thatched roof failing in. Straight end I gables and external chimney. I 25-36B I • I I I
I Vernacular cottage/ outbuilding with stepped-up parapet and plaster cornice. Large wooden double doors . 8 x 8 casement and small, boarded-up window. I I 25 ·36 C I I I I Cottage with low-pitch iron roof. One straight end gable, one with decorative apex and round ve nt . External chimney. 6 x 6 sashes. Verandah at rear, with I round window in end wall . I I \'QORTREKKER STR . r NATIONAL MONUMENTS ( . ;,;;: , I l y m i L' ::0 ' □ 8 ;,;;: ;7i I L.... 52 49 . ---- 0::: I -If) 51 48 :UJ w Q:: m I ~ ;_J I 50 I LONG STR . I McGREGOR I BLOCK 26 I
I 26·48 I NM I I I I I Dutch Reformed Church. I National Monume nt, 1975. I
I "l ! I 26 ·49 I • I I I I I I Ccittaqe vJitr, cast:. iron roof and covered end gables with loft door . I Enclosed verandah with steel casements and door with window pa nes. I I 26·52/51 I NM I I I I I
''Die 1 rein'' I National Monument I I I 26·51 I I I I I I
I Parapeted outbuilding wi t h iron r oo f, stable doo r and rrm der n garage door. I I I 26·50 I I I I I I
Renovated vernacular cottage with thatched roof, straight end gables I and loft door . 10 x 10 casements and 4-panel door wit~ geometric fa n= light and vestiges of qu oins . Parapeted extension on left with 6 x 6 I sash and door with fanlight . I I V08RTREKKER STR
I L_j C SJ 91 I ·so . l[J5 I ff! -; -< z D 89 0 I l> - r C 88 404 ' r I 03 • i rb'! \ r-1 Jj86 J I L..., 0 i I LONG STR. I I McGREGOR BLOCK 27 I I 27·86 I I I I I I
Vernacular style cottage with thatched roof, straight end gables and external I chimney. Large-pane casement windows and modern door . Gum!pole pergola on plastered columns. I I I I 27·405 I I I I I
I House with stepped-up parapet and external chimney. Quoins to corners. Panelled stable door with 6-pane fanliqht and plaster surround and triangular moulding over 10 x 10 caements with plaster surrounds. Quoins and surrounds I in dark paint. Plastered garden wall with posts and steel railing. Adjacent parapeted garage. I I 27·89 I @ I I I I I
Victorian house with hipped iron roof and projecting gable on l e ft side. I Gable has f i nial, timber barge fret and a triangular bay with plaster mouldings over sash windows with louvred shutters. Quoins to corners , doors and windows . Verandah on plastered brick columns. 2 x 2 sashes. I 4-panel door with side- and fanlights. Mesh fence with facebrick posts. I I i ... 1 I 27·9 0 ------., I ♦ • I I I I
D.R. CHURCH HALL I Hall with corrugated iron roof and t urret ventilators, and Cape Dutch revival holbol _end qable . [nd qable has two pilasters and loft window. 2 x 2 double doors with Fnalight and 12 x 12 sashes with louvred half-shutters. · Wooden I casement windows to long facades. Recessed entry al left side . I
I 27 ·91 I I I I I I Victorian house with corrugated iron roof. Cape Dutch revival holbol end qablc-:> i:m'1ards street, 1•1 :i.th round vent with "sunflmver" plaster moulding, and I patterned string course. 2 x 2 sashes with louvred shutter~. Pergola on cast iron columns and brackets, and plastered pillars. Patterned quoins to I corners. I I 27-406 I I • • • • I - I I I I Cqttage with fancy thatching and covered end gables . Parapeted extension I on left . Steel windows. I I I I I I I I I I I I VOOff7REKKER STR .
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I LONG STR. I I McGREGOR BLOCK 28 I
I 28·126A I • I I I I I
Vernacular cottage with thatched roof and straight end gables . Loft I door. Steel windows . Stable door. I I I I 28·126 B I I I I I I I Vernacular co t tage wlth reed thatch , straight end gables and i nternal I b~ick chimney . 6 x 6 s ashes . I I 28·128 I • I I I I I
Hall with corrugated asbestos roof and covered end gables. Porch with I saddle roof. Industrial steel 1·1:indowf,. Small buildin-g with tr.ianqular end gables , 2 x 2 double door with pointed-arch fanlight . I I I I 28 ·BL.281> @ I I I I I I Vernacular cottage with reed thatch and stra.iqht end qables. 4-parie I casements and 6 x 6 sashes. I I 28·133/135 I @ I I I I I
Vernacular cottage with thatched roof, straight end gables, loft door I and off-centre external hearth with window. I I I I 28·134 I • I I I I I Vernacu ar cottage with covered end gables, loft door and off-centre I externa chimney . Steel casements, modern half-glazed door. I I 28·135/136 I • I I I I I
Vernacular cottage with thatched roof and straight end qables. 4 x 4 I wooden and steel windows. Door with 3-pane fanlight. _ I I I 28 ·137 I I I I I I Cottage with monopitch corrugated iron roof and external chimney, I Steel ~1:i.ndowf,. I I 28 ·139 I I I I I I
Vernacular cottage wlih thatched roof and straight end gables. Loft I door and external chimney . 6 x 6 sashes. I I I ------I 28 ·142 ' \ \ \ ' \ I \ I I I I I McCRECQR CRAF T SHOP I Vernacular cottage with thatched roof and str aight end gables . Loft door above parapeted extension. Rough plaster with smooth plaster corner , window and door quoins . 6 x 6 sashes, 4-panel doors with geometric fanlights and door I with window panes . Hipped verandah on plastered columns. I 28·141 I @ I I I I I Double storey Georgian style building with stepped-up parapet decorated with scrolls and cornice. Four blind windows on upper floor, and loft doo r on side . I 6 x 6 sashes . Quoins to corners, windows and door . Single~storey extension I on left:, w.i.th cornice . (Volkskas) I I I 28 ·127 I @ I I I I I V~rnacular cottage with stepped-up parapet, cornice and external chimney. Rciugh-plastered, wlth smooth plaster surrounds to openings. Stable I door with 4-pane fanlight. I
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Cottage with asbestos saddle roof and external hearth. 4-panel door, I steel w.i.nclovis. I I I ---- I 28 ·143 I I I I I
I MCGREGOR BUTCHERY
Modern double storey building with parapet. Plastered, with ground floor I facebrick. First floor has steel windows under concrete hood. Corner is curved. Cantilevered canopy over ground floor. Large sheet glass window, modern door. Recess at corner . House behind, with corrugated iron roof I and steel windows. I I I I I I I I I I I VOORTREKKER STR.
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I !Ji; 29 ·210
I ', ------·-· - - -· -· I ' I I I I I SERVICE STATION
I Modern Service Station, parapeted and recessed on t he corner For petrol pumps . Concrete canopy over pumps . Industrial steel windows. I I I ,,,., I 29 ·211A I I I I I I Outbuilding with corrugated iron saddle roof. Corrugated iron and woo den I sl.i.d:i.nq doors . I
I 29 ·211 B I • I I I I I I OVER DEN BERG MOTEL Double storey buildi ng with hipped iron roof. Two projecting Cape Dutch revival gables. First floor tJal.cony ,·1ith µrecast panels in plastered balustrade, supported I on precast columns . 2 x 2 double door with lop panels arched, and fnalight . 3-panel doors with fanlights, steel casements . First floor probably later addition to older structure. Ground Floor hast extured quoins to corners and o~enings. Double I doors to one gable. Casement windows. I I 29·212 I I I I I I Building with stepped-up parapet . Slee] windows . Stable door, modern glazed door with wider 4-pane fanlight . Adjacent outbuilding with corrugated iron I roof, straight end gables. I
\ \ \ \ I \ \ 29·216 I \ • I I I I I
v~rnacular cottage with reed thatch and straight end gables with external I chimney. Stable door. steel casements. I I I I I I I I I I 29·217 Two attached vernacular cottages with thatched roofs and straight end gables. Hearth-al party wall. Steel windows, 4-panel door. Small outbuilding with @ I corrugted iron roof and steel windows. I I 29·218 I I I I I I I Vernacular cottage with th~tched roof, 4-pane casements and stable door. I I I I 29·219A I I I I I
I Vernacular outbuilding with stepped-up parapet, partially ruined. I 29 ·219 B I ------I @ I I I I
I 3-bay double storey building with parapet. Upper floor has 4-pane windows with sunr1se fanlights , paired on the outer bays and separated by pi l asters. Corresponding blind niches on side elevation. Columns inset at the corners. I Ground floor has large arches over paired 2 x 2 sashes . Central arch has trefoil arch inset , over double doors with arched upper panels and fanlight (missing) . Lower part of tjround f l oor is coursed stonework . Right-side has pr □ Jecting room with parapet, 2 x 2 sash and stable door with 4-pane fanlight. I Left side has parap~ted, single storey extension with 2 x 2 sashes. I I I I 29·219[ - I @ I I I I
I Hall with iron roof and triangular end gable Facing street. Pediment in moulded plaster, dated 1899, with round cast iron vent and two ornate Fleur delis mouldings. Corner quoins and plaster surrounds lo openings. 6 x 6 I sashes, 3 x 3 panel doors with geometric fanlight. Geometric moulding over door. Stone plinth. I
I 29·214 I I ~ I ...Ill I I I
Thatched vernacular cottag~ with straight end gables. Stable door with 3-pane I Fanlight, with quoins and mouldings above of plaque and eaves. 6 x 6 sashes with quoins, and medallions above . Flanking door are plaster decorations of I pot plant~-;. Plaque rPads: "1895 · APB41" I I ;~·- -~ •.,,. ~~~'Jf"lr :~~ -- . I ~--~,,-. .. 29 ·213B I • I I I I I Vernacular double dwelling with reed t hatch and ot raight end gables . Extei·nal chi mn ey. Steel windows . 4-panel door with upper panels glazed and stable I doors with fanlights . I I 29· 213A I • I I I I I
Vernacular cottage wi t h reed hatch and straight end gables. External chimney I and 1of.-t door v1il:h ladder. Seel v.i ndm,s . 3-panel door wii:h f-',:inL.CJhi:. I I I VOORT REKKER STR .
1 I ·177%7 2 20~
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I 30·196A I • I I I I I
Outbuilding with stepped-up parapet. Double wooden and modern tip-up garage I do ors . I I I I 30·196 B I I I I I
I Victorian house with corrugated iron roof and straight end gables. Loft door. · Veranda!·1 1•1ith fretted ~moden fre:i.ze and p.lastered pillars. 2 x 2 sashes with internal shutters and quoins. 4-panel door with side- and I fanlights. I ------·-·- I 30·200 I I I I I I
Victorian house with corrugated iron saddle roof and barge fret. Loft door I and stair. Verandah on wooden columns and brackets, with drip fret. Quoins to corners and openings. 2 x 2 panel double door with fanlight, 6 x 6 sashes. I
I 07 I I 30·203 A I I I I I . . - ...... I Vernacular outbuilding with stepped-up parapet. I I
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House with monopitch iron roof and external chimney with stone and brick I top. 2 x 2 wooden casements; modern door with fanlight . I I I I 30 ·204 I I I I I I Verna;:-uhir cott.aqe 1v .ilh t hatched roof and straight end gables . 4 x 4 panel doors with lowest mouldings missing . 6-pane casements . Plaster surrounds I ta openings. Stone stoep with one end wall with low seat . I
I 30 ·205 I p I I I I . - . ..,:-' ~... . -- .. --;;; - ~ I -- .. -:-··:'" ·.. ~ -- ,. .. -.:::
House with low-pitch corrugated iron saddle roof wllh covered end gable I facing s treet . Loft window (boarded up), plain door and external chimney I on gable end. I I I 30·208 I I I I I I Building with corrugated iron roof with covered gable facing street. Extension with stepped-up parapet and central arch, dated 1935. 6 x 6 sashes, two I external chimneys on long side. I
I 30·392 I I I I I I
Modern house with tiled roof, with slasto facing on covered gable. Steel I windows, portholes, wooden casements , all with plaster surrounds. Recessed I porch.
I 1/V) I I 30·390 I I I I I I Haus~ with corrugated iron roof and projecting straight gable with plaster mouldings, quoins and round cast iron vent. Cast iron vents under eaves . I IBR verandah on plastered colunms. 6 x 6 sashes. Quoins to openings. I '\A' . ,,,~ ·-~ I . _,, f,W 30·206
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House wi.th co1:ruqaled iron roof and projecti.nq Cape Dui:ch rev:Lval. gable. I dated 1935. Verandah on plastered columns. 6 x 6 sashes with louvred shut t e n;. I I I VOOR TREKKER STR .
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Vernacular cottage with reed t hatch , straight end gables and external chimney . I 4-pane casements and plain Joor . I I I 31- 265 B I I I I I I
I Cottage with monopltch corrugated iron roof ~ith overhang. Stable door, I steel· windows and internal chimney. I
I 31 · 265( I I I I I I
Building with iron saddle· roof with covered end gable towards street. Panelled French doors under concrete porch with facebrick pillars, flanked by steel I windows. Facebrick front wall. I I I I 31-266 • I I I I I I Ver nacular cottage with reed thatch, straight end gables and 6 x 6 casement, I with ~n extension at the gable end with s t epped-up parapet and steel windows . I I --- 31 ·267 I I I I I I I Vernacular cottage with reed thatch, straight end gables and 6-pane casement. I I I I 3l 268A I I I I I I Vernacular cottage with reed thatch, straight end gables and external chimney I with small window. 6 x 6 sashes, stable door with 3-pane fanlight I
I 31-268B I I I I I I
Vernacular cottage with reed thatch, straight end gables and external chimneys. I Panelled door, 6 x 6 sash. I I I I 31· 269 I • I I I I I Vernacular cottage with ieed thatch, straight end gables and internal chimney. I Steel windows, door with 3-pane fanlight. I
I 31-BL.31/X I A I I I I I
Vernacular cottage with reed thatch, ho oded gable over door and straight end I gables. External chimney . Stable door. Windows with solid s hut ters. I I I 31-BL.31/X I B I ·@ I I I I I Vernacular cottage with reed thatch, straight end gables and external chimney. I Loft door and door in gable end. I
I 31·274 I • I I I I I
Vernacular outbuilding with thatched roof, straight end gables and wooden I garage doors. I I I I 31 ·273 I I I I I
Cottage with corrugated iron roof, straight end gables, external chimney and I loft door with staircase. 6 x 6 sashes. Pergola on plastered columns. I I 31·276 I I I I I I Victorian hous~ with cast·iron roof and two projecting covered gables. All gables have finials . one has additional barge Fret. Gables have round vents. I Square vents under eaves . Quoins to corners and openings. 2 x 2 sashes with external sliding screens . 4-panel door with side- and fanlights. I I I I 3l271A I • I I I I I Vernacular cottage wlth reed thatch , straight end gables and external I chimney. I
I 31·271 B I • I I I I I
Vernacular cottage with corrugated iron roof, straight end gables an~ I external chimney. Small casement windows . I ------·--· -----· I .. }-'{~ 3l272A I • I McGREGOR SUPERMARKET Modern supermarket wit h concrete porch , cladding and modern shopfronts. I I 31-272 B I I I I I Modern shed with IBR saddle roof. Industrial steel windows. I 3l270 I • I I I ...-»·..,~-. ~-~~~ iii:~~. . .,C: ~ ~ . • ,,_,,;~.,;;~,<.;'&~,,:.,.;~_.::,. .:-. I Cottage with corrugated iron roof, straight end gables and 6-pane casement to 10ft . I I I I ~L32/Y I ··335 303 306 BL32/X 07 A I ~08 B □ 11._ __. 31 0 ._J D I LON G STR . I I McGREGOR I BLOCK 32 I I 32·BL.32Y I I I I I I I Cottage with m □ nopitch corrugated i r on roof with overhang. Steel windows, modP.rn door . I I I 32·305 I • I I I I Vernacular cottage with reed t hatch, straight end gables and external chimney . Steel windm✓ s . I I 32-307 I • I I I Vernacular cottage with stepped-up parapet and external chimney. Stable door. I No windows on street side. I 32·308 I • I I I I Vernacular cottage with reed thatch and straight end gables. Thatched room added longitudinally. Rooms built on in front with asbestos roof and steel I 1t1indov✓ s. I 32·BL.32/X A I I I I I NEW APOSTOLIC CHURCH Facebrick church with asbestos saddle roof and projecting wing. Steel windows I with arched tops, wooden double doors. 32·BL.32/X I B I I I I Modern house with asbestos saddle roof, steel windows and modern glazed door. I I 32·310 I I I I I Vernacular cottage with thatched roof and straight end gables. 2 x 2 sashes, I ti--pane.1 door. I LONG STR. ~ z :;:o I OB rn n A z L,. ..J fl m ,_ □8 □C D z I . 104 /.f> -l :;:o I 122nu I 16 D I I BUlTENKANT STR . I I McGREGOR BLOCK 33 I I 33 ·17A I I I I I I Vic t orian house with hipped iron roo f and gables on two facades , with the roofs extending out ove r triangu ar bays . Th e bays have cast iron barge I fre t , louvred vents with Lriangu ar tops and plaster razorblade mouldings . 2 x 2 sashes with louvred shutter s . Co ncavo/convex verandah between gables , with wooden freize and cast iron columns and bracke t s . Front door with side I and fanlights , French doors wit h coloured glass . 2 x 2 sashes with internal shut ters and quoins . Vibracrete boundary wall. I 33·17 B I I I I I Double garage with stepped-up parapet, 6 x 6 sash and tip-up garage doors. I I 33·122 I I I I Double storey 3-bay Georgian house with stepped-up parapet. Two blind windows on first floor. 6 x 6 sashes. Panelled double door with fanlight. Loft door I and sunr. I 33·16 I I I I - _ .,...... " . -~~~ -~--··· -~ I House with composed of three thatched cottages with covered end gables and fancy thatching, plus a room under the terrace, with dipped balustrade/parapet. I Steel vJ indows. I 33·104A I • I I Vernacular cottage with stepped-up parapet. Stable door, 2 x 2 sashes with I louvred shutters. I I 33·104B I • I I I I Vernacular outbuilding with reed thatch, triangular end gables and loft door. I Gable wall is partly exposed random stonework. I 33·104( I I I I I Parapeted outbuilding with small window and corrugated iron garage doors. I I LCN G STR . CD ::::0 □ 1=3 rn I m, 37 ◄ '.88 39 (fl -i I Al I 41 40 z ! 19 I w L_, D z 42 43 t:::; w !!,._, A 0::: I z ;$ I BUiTENKAN T STR. . I McGREGOR I BLOCK 34 I I 34·39 I I I I I I Cottage with fancy thatching, wide eaves, ~traight end gables and parapeted I extension on both sides. Sfeel windows, mode r n glazed door. Pergola on plastered pillars with triangular caps. Low boundary wall with capped posts. I Modern outbuildings on adjacent erf 37. I 34·42A I • I I I Cottage with corrugated iron roof and straight end gables. Steel windows, I modern glazed door. I I 34·42B I I I I House with hipped 1ron roof with a covered gable with loft door on the side. I Steel windows, modern door. I 34·43 I I I I A-frame house with wooden cladding ta upper floor. Steel windows, stable door. I Carport with low-pitch corrugated iron saddle roof. I LONG STR . 'ro1 I 7 ...J 47 46 □ I ~ 46 I 45 0 0:: i i./'} 44 I ,w w 0:: □. ;-..~, DB I co I f3 UJ TENKANT STR . I McGREGOR I BLOCK 35 I I 35·45 I • I I I I I Cottage with corrugated ljon saddle roof and covered end gables. External chimney at rear. 6 x 6 sashes and modern door wilh quoins . Pergola on I plast ered columns. I I I 35·44 A I I I I I I I I I I I I I I Vernacular cottage with fancy thatching, straight end gables and internal chimney. 12-pane casements and 4-pane door with 4-pane fanlight. Extension I with lower thatched roof and straight end gable. I I I 1 'J/) I 35·44B I I I I I I I Parapeted, vernacular outbuilding. I I I 35·46A j/i,fasw,·r· • I •· I 1. I I I Vernacular outbullding with corrugated iron roof, straight end gables and I corrugated iron door. Smal l windows, boarded up. I I I 35·46B --- .-...... _ I : , _, I r I I I I I Three.vernacular cottages . Two with thatched roofs and straight end gables. Corner cottage has external chimney and loft door . 12-pane casements with plster surrounds. Modern door with glazing with thatched hood over. Parapeted I l ean-Lo al rear with 6 x 6 sash. I I I I I I I I rhird cottage has rounded triangular end gables with loft door and vent, I and corr ugated iron roof . Modern wooden casements. Parapeted lean-to . Cot tages connected by whitewashed walls. I I I LONG STR. - ·- -j . ' -, -< I - ·- C f l ~ • j,,... z 1 0 95 9'-· I' 9""j : l~ I < ...... , 192 n -- l> . ! -...: l7 □ I j l l ! 97 ul 95 I I I 382 ~__.; n::: ! ..... I 3B3 v) ! D Ln I '°m m ...;t BL. 36/X S6 ('1i n; m I n 'tJ I BUITENKANT STR. I McGREGOR I BLOCK 36 I I 36 ·92A I I I I I I Tha t ched church with tria~gular end gables . 20 -pane windows with pointed arches . Double wooden doors in gab l e end with quoins and pointed arch I fanlight . I I I I 36 ·92 B I I I I I I l.. ---sha.ped, t.hat ched building \vith one [-,trn:i.qht end gable and one Cape Dutch revivial gable, dat.ed 1930, with arched, louvred vent. 6 x 6 sashes with I plaster surrounds . Panelled double door with Fanlight. I I 36·92 C I I I I # - ...-::: , ... ;,, < I ' - -~~~~~~=~· c:..~· ~.--.l,_;~..~,!1£1 -:-:~:~~;.~•i!I. --~-~;·A;-~-~.~~~-~ia,~- ~Ml:~t~---_-_.,l·;;;-., . - ...... ,.. .. , : . . ::;; . :.. .. -;.":'..,' ... - , .... I "'.~tf;,:_:s::~~;:~'~~.c-~ :: ·.~ -': <' ., ·; -~~~-,::::~~f?~ Classroom block with corrugated iron roof and covered end gables, with roof I extended over verandah on one side. High steel windows and 2 x 2 double doors. I I I I 36 ·920 I I I I I I Cott~ge with monopitch roof with overhang, and two external chimneys. I Steel windows, recessed entry. I I ------·--- 36·93 ------·------. I I I I I I Vernacular cotLacJe 1·1ith r·eed that.ch, str a.i.qht end gables and hooded c;able above door. External chimney and oven. 12-pane casements, door with I Fanlight and exposed woode n lintol. I I I ·····················------I 36 ·94 I I I I I I Verna~ular cottage with thatched roof, s traight end gables and loft door. 6 X 6 sashes with louvred shutters, 4-panel door with fanlight. Exten I tion with fancy stepped-up parapet. I I 36-BL.36X I • I I I I I Vernacular cottage with r~ed tha ch, straight end gables and external I chimney ~-;i.th c:mi,i.!l l'1indcw . Stab e door, 6 '( 6 sash and small steel casement.. I I I I 36-385 I I I I I I Modern house with asbestos saddl e roof wi t h covered end gables, recessed I porch·and steel windows . Ext erna l chimnye with i nset s l ate . I I 36-384 I • I I I I I Vernacular cottage with reed t hatch, straight end gables and external chim= I ney with small window . 8 x 8 casement and steel window ; stable door . Exten= sion at rear with monopitch roof and steel wi nd ows . I I I 36·382 I I I I I """'• -.· -- I .· - -;s:.,_ ... I Modern house with law-pitch saddle roof and corrugated cladding on front covered I gabl~. Recessed verandah. Modern wooden casements and front door. I I -·------~ ·-- I ----. ------I I I I I Vernacular cottage with thatched roof and straight end gables. Etension I in front with two Cape Dutch revival gables with large plaster medallions and castellated parapet behind. Corrugated iron roof between. 6 x 6 sashes I 1·1ith quoins. I I LONG STR . ::r. I :=] 0 -n 119 121 I~ ' 120 ,- , (ft I ·l ...,__)' -i l ::;ci L.JnA ,.,,7 ,~µ 0::: 1i8 ! ! ~ ! I l--· I.{) LJH. '-' ,, ' I ,..._a=1 I ..J ~-15 ...J 110 '' I I 37·107 I I I I I I House with thatched roof and straight end gables, with holbol front gable and 12-pane loft window . 2 x 2 sashes. Panelled door with geometric fan= I light . Stoep with curved end walls and gumpole pergola on plaster columns . Pergola over path. Low plastered wall with posts . I I I I 37·106A I • I I I I I Vernacular cottage with parapet. 2 x 2 sashes with louvred shutters. Door I with ~eometric glazing and 3- pane fanlight. I I 37-106 B I I I I I I Vernacular cottage with reed thatch, triangular end gables and external I chimney . 4-pane and single-pane casements. I I I I 37 ·108 • I - I - I I I I Vernacular cottage with reed thatch and straight end gables. Steel windows. I Extension with stepped-up parapet and recessed verandah with arched openings . I I 37 ·111 I I I , - , I 0 /A V;...... "I , ,•_-~· .-'.- ', ...... -· --- . <·· ...... I I Vernacular cottage with reed thatch, triangular end gables and external chim= I ney. Stable door and small casement. Small extension with stepped-up parapet. I a1ional Monumenta Councll library I I I 37 ·112 I .@ I I I I I Two vernacular cottages with thatch and straight end gables, with parapeted I connection. Stable doors, small casement. I ------························· - . I 37·114A I I I I I I Vernacular cottage wlth reed thatch and straight end gables. Stable door I with 4-pane fanlight. 4-pane casements. I I I I 37 ·114B I I I I I I Vernacular cottage with reed thatch, staight end gables and loft door . Small .casements . I I I 37 ·117 I I I I I I Row of three attached cot t ages with t hatched roofs . ' A' has a straight end qables, loft. door with ladder and external chimney ~vith small ,vind □ l'I, Steel I windows, door with 4-pane casement . 1 8 ' has a 6 x 6 sash. 'C' has a hipped, I thatched roof, steel window and door with geometric glazing. I I ------~-----· 37 ·120 ------~ t I -~J I I I I I I Vernacular cottage with reed t hatch , straight end gab l es and exter nal chimney. 6- pane and steel casement . Stable door . I I I 37 ·118A f"("""" , I '( I I I I I Vernacular cottage with thatched roof and straight end gables . Parapeted I extension with chimney . Wooden casements . I I I I 37-1 18B I I I I I I I Thatched cottage with r ou nd-topped end gable and off- centre loft door . 6 X 6 and 4~pane casements and doors, all with exposed wooden lintols . I I I 37 ·121 I • I I I u ms . I .-~:''-~~t--.::,It:::::>~::}j~ _ . ~ ,. . ,. I . . ·~ Mod ernised thatched cottage with straight end gables and external chimney. I St:eel .,:indm,r;, rj]azed door v,ith sidel.ights . I I I LONG STR. r C 0 I 0 225 379□ ,, (/) -< I ::0 23{] I 231 . a:: I -tr. 233 296] lL C I :r. I BUITENKANT STR. I McGREGOR I BLOCK 38 I I 38-225 I I I I I I s~mi-detached cottages wlth stepped-up parapet and cornice . 2 x 2 and 1 x 1 I sashes and 6-pane casement . Stable doors. I I I I 38·226 I I I I I I Vernacular cottage with reed t ha t ch , straight end gables and ex t ernal chi mney. I 6 x 6 sashes, wide 4-panel door with 3-panel f anlight . I I 38·227 I • I I I I I Vernacular cottage with thatched roof and straight end gable facing the street . Gable ls bagged brick, with plaster surrounds to 12-pane windows and 4-pane I door. I I I 38·228 I I I I I I Vernacular cottage with reed thatch, straight end gables and external chimney. Steel casement and stable door with plaster surrounds. Plastered wall with I capped pcmb:;. I I 38·232 I • I I I I I Modernized vernacular cottage with corrugated iron roof, triangular end gables I and external chimney. Steel windows, stable door. I I I I 38·236A I I I •• .. ,, .• ·-',">,; I ·.;~~::P .. ;€,.,'" ,~ f:;.;;;;::.J$.,,.,"!._:•: w- · .;.' ~-,"'.~··., ...:~'--. •~; _.; .,.;•t; .,_:»;~• •.. •~, • • ,, I I Semi-detached cottages with parapet and cornice. 6-pane casements, stable doors I with J-pane fanlights. I I I I I I I I Vernacular co ttage with parapet and corni ce . Steel windows. 2 x 2 panell ed I s table door with 3-pane fanlight. I I I 38·234 I • I I I I I Semi-detached cottages . The one on the left has a thatched roof, straight end gables and external chimney . Modern wooden windows and stable door. I I I I I I I I I The one on the right is smaller. with straight end gable and reed thatch . I Small 4-pane casements, stable door. I I I I 38 ·230 I • ~l, , . I 'I~ I I I I Row of parapeted cottages with two chimneys . 6- pane casements, four stable I doon-;. I I 38 ·379 I I I I I I BUSY CORNER CAFE House with parapeted roof with exposed rafter-ends . Modern windows and door. I Wall with capped posts. I I I LONG STR . APu C rn ~!A. ., [IT] l> I :::0 ::;o 237 238 · -< i 1c . I V' B,.., -i □A ::;o I 239lJ . r=urn a:: ..... EC DlJ I V, []f41 BO co 0... 0 0 24[8 I ...J I BUITENKANT STR. I McGREGOR I BLOCK 39 I I 39 ·238A I I I I I -~...... I -·. ~-~· - :.L--.~-~;;;-1.~ CASH STORE I Semi-detached shop with monopitch IBR roof. Modern shopfronts and signage. I I I -········--···-- ·······------·-·--- 39 ·2 38 ------I B/C I I I Modern house attached to shop, with nmn □ pitch IBR roof. Recessed po r ch with I IBR cladding. Modern stabl e door with sidel ights and wooden windows. I I 39 ·237 A I I I I Modern house with monopilch IBR roof. textured plaster and recessed porch. I Attached garages roughly built of concrete blocks. I 39·237B I • I I I I Cottage with corrugated iron roof, covered end gables and external chimney. 12-pane casement, stable door . I r.,'~ I ." >'1; . 39·237( I I I I Vernacular cottage with thatched roof, straight end gables and external I chimney with small window. Loft door. Wooden casements. I I 39·239A I I I I Semi-detached vernacular cottages with thatch and straight end gables. I 12-pane casements . I 39·239B I I I I I Vernacular cottage with reed thatch, triangular end gables and external I ch1mnye. 6-pane casements. I I 39 ·240 I I I I I I Vernacular cottage with reed thatch, straight end gables and external chimney. Stable doors, small casements . I I 39·241 A I I I I I I I Vernacular cottage in three sections, with reed thatch and straight end I gables . 6 x 6 sash, 6-pane casement and steel windows. I I I 39 ·241 B I • I I I Vernacular cottage with reed thatch, straight end gables and two external I chimner:;. 6- p;:me casement s , stabl e doors . I I 39 ·241 C I I .. I I Vernacular cottage wi t h t ha t ched roof, straight end gables and external I chimneys . Steel wi nd ows wi th painted quoi ns. Glazed door. I 39·241 D I • I I I ., . .,,.--:::- ...... , . -----.;.. . ' •• - .·:.•<-_·-:- .. -~ ... ---· . . I Vernacular cottage with reed thatch , straight end gables and PX t e rnal chimneys , I 6 x 6 sashes, glazed and stable doors . Wall with posts and dipped panels . I 39·241 E I • I I I I Vernacular cottage with reed thatch, straight end gables and external chimneys. Glazed and stable doors . Sma l l casements. I I 39·242A @ I I I I Vernacular cottage with reed thatch, straight end gables and internal chimney . I Low hood over stable door. Small casement. I 39·242 B I @ I I I I I Vernacular cottage with reed thatch and straight end gables. 6-pane casements with internal shutters. Glazed Edwardian door. Dated 1940. I I LOt~G STR. A PC~ '\ :,::: I J ,--- 1=n...I __ _1___•. '--'•~ • rn □r::: □ 2 9~0 rn I.... D :::c: ~ E 2s{"' 0 I 40·370/371 I TYPICAL I I I I ~,. ._:- ;--- ..~) ~,f~t~~if··.. ~ - ~~: '.{t ·~/ : . .. -•· I .~ -· ; ~ . . , Housing scheme with 4 semi-detached houses on erf 371 and 8 on erf 370. I Houses are painted facebrick with asbestos saddle roofs, steel 6-pane combination casements and modern doors . I I I 40·243 I I I I I I I I Modern house with monopitch roof, steel windows and modern stable door. I I 40·244A I I I I I I Recently renovated, L-shaped house with corrugated iron saddle roof with straight end gables, and monopitch corrugated iron roof. Steel small-pane I windows, stable door. Front stoep. I I ,, , (l I 40·244B ., __, I ,~ . ~ ·'. .. , , : -,~,;: t ~ .. 7.· • ,', I ,, . I I I I I Vernacular cottage with reed thatch, straight end gables and external chimney . I Steel-windows, 3-panel Edwardian door with 2-pane fanlight. I I 40·245 I I I I I I Vernacular cottage with reed thatch, straight end gables and external I chimney . 12 -pane casements. Small-pane glazed door. I I I I 40·246A I I I I I I Vernacular cottage with reed thatch, straight end gables and external chimney. Loft door. 6-pane casements. Door with 3-pane fanlight. I I I 40·246 B I I I I I I Semi-ruined cottage with corrugated iron monopltch roof. One 4-pane casement I - door and olher window missing. I I I I 40·247 I '' @ I I I I I I Vernacular cottage with thatched roof and straight end gables. Stable door, I ~,ooden sma 11--pane cac,ements. I I 40·248 I • I I I I I Vernacular collage with thatched roof, straight end gables and parap . ed extension on left. Large, modern wooden window. Low boundary wall w th I cast iron cresting. I I I I 40·249 I • I I I I I Vernacular cottage with thatched roof and straight end gables. Modern I windows vJi th .inclined sides . I I 40·253 I • I I I I I Vernacular collage with thatched roof, straight end gables and external I chimney . Casement windows . I I I // 40·254A .. / ' -i I ,,!S"• -• .. :j• .. . I I I I Cottage with hipped, thatched roof . Steel windows. I I 40 ·254B I I I I I Garaqe with stepped-up parapet and wooden slidinq door. I 40·254( I I I I I Modern house, presently being built (1986), with a saddle roof and modern woodPn windmvs. I I / I 40·252A I I I I I I Modern house wit h parapet , s t eel windows and gl azed door . I I I 40·252B I I I I I I Two adjacent cottages. The one on the r ight has a thatched roof and straight end gables . Wooden casements with plaster sur rounds . Quoins to panelled I door and corners. fhe one on the left has end gables with round tops and I plas ter mo u ldings. I I LONG STR . I I I ~ I 0 U'.:' 323 32 2 w w I ::::c: I BUITENKANT SfR . I McGREGOR I BLOCK 41 I I 41 ·316/317 I TYPICAL I I I I I Housing scheme consisting of detached and semi-detached thatched cottages in I the ''McCreqor- r.-;tyle" . They have ~,t:raight end gabler.-; and external chimneyr.;, and wide eaves with exposed rafters . Composite 6-pane wooden casements ; stable I doorr.;. Stoeps enclosed with low , plastered walls . I ,,.,. .. ~ ..... ,. - ...... _ ,_ _._ ...... ----- ' tHS V'-!0 ?L 13 >i I I I ◊ 0 .._j- • .. .J I co I Ou I ·~HS- At.ltlV8 D co O"- I rn _J I co I I I I I I I I I I I I I ! I I a: \ ! 8N ! LL.J ---4' I I I §g :Ecn I ~ _...J co I . cHS >1~ 3>f I 0:: . I - lfl I th .,._ rn /'. _J -.{ I co z~ ~ :::) I m □ ...::t rn I <'l l.: '"j I 42·A I I I I I Small cottage with asbestos saddle roof, external chimney and steel windows. I I 42·8 I • I I I House with reed thatch, straight end gables, an external chimney and a parapeted extension with corrugated iron roof . 6- pa ne casements and 8-pane top-hung I v~indo,.1s . I 42·[ I • I I I I House with corrugated iron roof, straight end gables and external chimney. Wooden casements. I n::: 244 24s I □ n::: d43 B